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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)

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