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The Wake of HMS Challenger: How a Legendary Victorian Voyage Tells the Story of Our Oceans’ Decline, by Gillen D’Arcy Wood (2026) Princeton University Press, 328 pp. (hbk/ebook)
When Worlds Quake: The Quest to Understand the Interior of Earth and Beyond, by Hrvoje Tkalčić (2026) Princeton University Press, 312 pp. (hbk/ebook)
Sedimentary Successions of the Arctic Region and their Hydrocarbon Prospectivity, Sergey Drachev et al. (2025) Geological Sociey Memoir 57, 1124 pp. (pbk)
Soil Resource Considerations Part 1: Identification, by Neil Humphries (2025) The Institute of Quarrying, 162 pp. (pbk)
Space Journal: The Art and Science of Cosmic Exploration, by Dallas Campbell (2026) Thames & Hudson, 288 pp. (hbk)
The Oldest Rocks on Earth: A Search for the Origins of Our World, by Simon Lamb (2026) Columbia University Press, 352 pp. (pbk/hbk/ebook)
Quantitative Geomorphology in the Artificial intelligence Era: Applications of AI for Earth and Environmental Change, by Hamid Reza Pourghasemi and Narges Kariminejad (2025) Elsevier, 410 pp. (pbk/ebook)
Tectonic Geodynamics, by Thorsten Becker and Claudio Faccenna (2025) Princeton University Press, 872 pp. (hbk/ebook)
The Stones of Britain: A History of Britain Through its Geology, by Jon Cannon (2025) Constable, 400 pp. (pbk/hbk/ebook)
Living with Thunder: Exploring the Geologic Past, Present, and Future of the Pacific Northwest (Second Edition), by Ellen Morris Bishop (2025) Oregon State University Press, 304 pp. (pbk)
Geology, Tectonics and Natural Resources of Arabia and its Surroundings, by A. Scharf, M. Al-Kindi and A. Racey (2025) Geological Society of London Special Publication 550, 501 pp. (hbk)
The Conversation on Extreme Weather, by Jennifer Horney (2025) Johns Hopkins University Press, 316 pp. (pbk/ebook)
Strike-Slip Terrains and Transform Margins: Structural Architecture, Thermal Regimes and Petroleum Systems, by Michal Nemčok et al. (2025) Cambridge University Press, 733 pp. (hbk/ebook)
Theoretical and Computational Seismology, by Jeroen Tromp (2025) Princeton University Press, 600 pp. (hbk/ebook)
How to Decarbonize: Policy and Social Theory, by Ross Astoria (2025) Cambridge University Press, 242 pp. (pbk)
Climate Changed: Models and the Built World, by Mara Freilich et al. (eds., 2025) Columbia University Press, 248 pp. (pbk/hbk/ebook)
Lode Geometry in the Central Wales Orefield, by David James (2024), 340 pp. (hbk)
