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Chargement... Life - Nature's Fury: The Illustrated History of Wild Weather & Natural Disasters (Life (Life Books)) (édition 2008)par Editors of Life
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. Having used this in my Earth science class, I would recommend this to other science teachers. I only used parts of this book that related to the material that my class was studying, but I am actually using another part of it this week. It is an interesting resource, and tells the story of people's reactions to natural disasters. There were quotations from people who lived through the disasters and pictures from primary sources of the disasters. Often times students learn about these aspects of Earth science, but they seem so far removed from the students' actual lived. I feel like this book helps bring science closer to my students. ( ) aucune critique | ajouter une critique
Hurricane Katrina. The Indian Ocean Tsunami. Killer Tornadoes. Planet Earth's extremes of weather are making news as never before, and now LIFE explains why, in a book that collects some of the greatest photographs of natural disasters ever assembled. From earthquakes to tornadoes, lightning to tsunamis, LIFE Nature's Fury illuminates the hidden natural forces that shape our lives in splendid and terrible ways. LIFE travels back to before Noah's flood and looks at the frenzied activity that led to the death of the dinosaurs. The volcano that might have sunk the legendary Atlantis is discussed, as is the one that led to the poignant mummies of Pompeii. In our times, LIFE presents 25 natural disasters of the last century and a-half in vivid photography. Interspersed are special sections that answer the questions: What is a hurricane? What is a Tsunami? What is an earthquake? This helps the reader understand the phenomenal forces behind the almost unbelievable imagery. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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