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Bücher über Ökologie für junge Erwachsene

Seite 5

Le changement climatique

Autor: Camille Risi
Illustrator: Fanny Le Bagousse

Gebundene Ausgabe, 17.03.2023

Penguin Readers Level 2: Wild Cities (ELT Graded Reader)

Autor: Ben Lerwill
Illustrator: Harriet Hobday

Taschenbuch, 07.04.2022

Äpfel: Wissenswertes & Kurioses – 55 erstaunliche Fakten

Gebundene Ausgabe, 03.06.2024

A Peterson Field Guide to Insects: America North of Mexico (Peterson Field Guides)

Herausgeber: Roger Tory Peterson
Autoren: Donald J. Borror, Richard E. White

Taschenbuch, 15.04.1998

Animal Migration: Level 13 (Collins Big Cat Arabic Reading Programme)

Autor: Deborah Chancellor
Hauptdarsteller: Collins Big Cat

Taschenbuch, 03.09.2015

The Wolf: A True Story of Survival

Autor: Nate Blakeslee

Taschenbuch, 04.10.2018

A Peterson Field Guide to Rocks and Minerals (Peterson Field Guides)

Herausgeber: Roger Tory Peterson
Autor: Frederick H. Pough
Fotograf: Jeffrey Scovil

Taschenbuch, 15.01.1998

Amazon Adventure: How Tiny Fish are Saving the World's Largest Rainforest (Scientists in the Field Series)

Sy Montgomery

Gebundene Ausgabe

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch (Ecological Disasters)

Laura Perdew

Bibliothekseinband

The Big Bug Search (Great Searches (EDC Paperback))

Caroline Young

Taschenbuch

Race To Save The Lord God Bird

Phillip Hoose

Taschenbuch

Tree of Life: The Incredible Biodiversity of Life on Earth

Rochelle Strauss

Taschenbuch

We Are the Weather Makers: The History of Climate Change

Tim Flannery

Gebundene Ausgabe

We Are the Weather Makers First published for adults, " The Weather Makers" has been adapted for this young adult reader's edition, offering a clear look at the history of climate change, how it will unfold over the next century, and what can be done to prevent a cataclysmic future. Full description

Earth's Environment

CD-ROM

Honey Bees: Letters from the Hive

Stephen Buchmann

Taschenbuch

Honey Bees " N S T A outstanding science trade book"-Cover. Full description

Climate Migrants: On the Move in a Warming World

Rebecca E. Hirsch

Bibliothekseinband

COSMOS Volume 1

Alexander Von Humboldt

Taschenbuch

Excerpt: . . . only boast of having opened a greater number of paths which may possibly lead to an explanation of this subject. In the physical science of terrestrial p 193 magnetism, which must not be confounded with the purely mathematical branch of the study, those persons only will obtain perfect satisfaction who, as in the science of the meteorological processes of the atmosphere conveniently turn aside the practical bearing of all phenomena that can not be explained according to their own views. Terrestrial magnetism, and the electro-dynamic forces computed by the intellectual Ampere, stand in simultaneous and intimate connection with the terrestrial or polar light, as well as with the internal and external heat of our planet, whose magnetic poles may be considered as the poles of cold. footnote Instead of ascribing the internal heat of the Earth to the transition of matter from a vapor-like fluid to a solid condition, which accompanies the formation of the planets, Ampere has propounded the idea, which I regard as highly improbable, that the Earth's temperature may be the consequence of the continuous chemical action of a nucleus of the metals of the earths and alkalies on the oxydizing external crust. " It can not be doubted, " he observes in his masterly ' Theorie des Phenomenes Electro-dynamiques', 1826, p. 199, "that electro-magnetic currents exist in the interior of the globe, and that these currents are the cause of its temperature. They arise from the action of a central metallic nucleus, composed of the metals discovered by Sir Humphrey Davy, acting on the surrounding oxydized layer. " footnote The remarkable connection between the curvature of the magnetic lines and that of my isothermal lines was first detected by Sir David Brewster. See the ' Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh', vol. ix. , 1821, p. 318, and ' Treatise on Magnetism', 1837, p. 42, 44, 47, and 268. This distinguished physicist admist two cold poles (poles of maximum cold) in. . .