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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)
Reefs of Time: What Fossils Reveal about Coral Survival, by Lisa S. Gardiner (2025) Princeton University Press, 288 pp. (hbk)
Discarded: How Technofossils Will be Our Ultimate Legacy, by Sarah Gabbott & Jan Zalasiewicz (2025), Oxford University Press, 256 pp. (hbk)
Meandering Streamflows: Patterns and Processes across Landscapes and Scales, by A. Finotello et al. (Eds. 2024), Geological Society of London SP540, 320 pp. (hbk)
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.D. 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)
Minor Minerals, Major Implications: Using Key Mineral Phases to Unravel the Formation and Evolution of Earth’s Crust, by V. van Schijndel et al. (Eds. 2024), Geological Society of London SP537, 489 pp. (hbk)
Geophysics and the Energy Transition, by M. Wilson et al. (2024), Elsevier, 550 pp. (ebook)
Stones, by C. Oldershaw (2023), Reaktion Books, 296 pp. (hbk)
The Empire of Climate: A History of an Idea, by David N. Livingstone (2024), Princeton University Press, 552 pp. (hbk)
