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Class of 1878 Fund

Students and faculty are exploring present and past interactions of processes that integrate the four terrestrial spheres: lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere; reconstructing the physical and biological history of our Planet to provide a baseline for projection of observed trends into an uncertain future; and educating future generations of environmental analysts, managers, and planners to exercise responsible stewardship of Earth and her natural resources.
The Library serves these students with their curiosity about the Earth--its history, its present dynamics, and its future-- with new materials, supported by a gift from the visionary members of the Class of 1878.
Materials purchased through this fund include:
- Geophysical continua : deformation in the Earth's interior
- Climate confusion : how global warming hysteria leads to bad science, pandering politicians, and misguided policies that hurt the poor
- Increasing capacity for stewardship of oceans and coasts : a priority for the 21st century
- Environmental change and globalization : double exposures
- Environmental oceanography : topics and analysis
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