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  • GeoHibernica: The Irish Landscapes, Peoples, and Cultures, by Paul Lyle (2025) Liverpool University Press, 160 pp. (hbk/ebook)
  • Fuji: A Mountain in the Making, by Andrew Bernstein (2025) Princeton University Press, 337 pp. (hbk/ebook)
  • The Stones of Britain: A History of Britain Through its Geology, by Jon Cannon (2025) Constable, 400 pp. (pbk/hbk/ebook)
  • If I Am Right, and I Know I Am, by Hanne Strager (2025) Columbia University Press, 320 pp. (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)
  • The International Atlas of Mars Exploration (volume 3), by Philip Stooke (2025) Cambridge University Press, 626 pp. (hbk)
  • 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)
  • Landsmart: A Practical Guide to Transforming Our Countryside, by Tom Heap (2025) Atlantic Books, 320 pp. (pbk/ebook)
  • Climate Changed: Models and the Built World, by Mara Freilich et al. (eds., 2025) Columbia University Press, 248 pp. (pbk/hbk/ebook)
  • Discarded: How Technofossils Will be Our Ultimate Legacy, by Sarah Gabbott and Jan Zalasiewicz (2025), Oxford University Press, 256 pp. (hbk)
  • This Volcanic Isle: The Violent Processes that forged the British Landscape, by Robert Muir-Wood (2024) Oxford University Press, 368 pp. (hbk)
  • Earth System Modeling, Data Assimilation and Predictability, by Eugenia Kalnay et al. (2024) Cambridge University Press, 372 pp. (hbk/pbk)
  • The Clock in the Sun: How We Came to Understand Our Nearest Star, by P. Sokolsky (2024), Colombia University Press, 336 pp. (hbk)
  • Supercontinents, Orogenesis and Magmatism, by R. Damian Nance et al. (eds., 2024), Geological Society of London SP542, 816 pp. (hbk)
  • Induced seismicity in coupled subsurface systems, by A. Paluszny et al. (2024), The Royal Society (hbk)
  • Geophysics and the Energy Transition, by M. Wilson et al. (2024), Elsevier, 550 pp. (pbk/ebook)

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