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Dynamic pedogenesis: New views on some key soil concepts, and a model for interpreting Quaternary soils. Recovery of the chaparral riparian zone after wildfire. Pacific Cell, Friends of the Pleistocene Guidebook, p. Keller , A. Sanda and B. The ecology of riparian habitats of the southern California coastal region: A community profile. Biological Report 85 7. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, p. Landform development. In Hydrogeology, Back, W. The Geological Society of America, Ch.

Estimating timing of fault activity on uplifted wave-cut platforms. Bulletin of the Association of Engineering Geologists, v. XXV, No. Keller , and G. Quaternary rate of folding of the Ventura River anticline, western Transverse Ranges, southern California.

Quaternary tectonic framework and earthquake hazard in fold-and-thrust belts of the western Transverse Ranges, California. Geological Survey Open-File Report , p. Environmental Geology, Fifth Ed. Merrill Publishing Co. Relationships between channel morphology, unit stream power, and sediment routing and storage in a steep, bedrock controlled channel. In Erosion and Sedimentation in the Pacific Rim. Stream channel response to the removal of large woody debris, Larry Damm Creek, northwestern California.

Source and seismic potential associated with reverse faulting and related folding. Sediment storage and routing in a steep boulder-bed rock- controlled channel. In DeVries, J.

Investigations of active tectonics: Use of surficial earth processes. Zepeda, D. Seaver and E. Late Pleistocene-Holocene soil chronology for evaluating tectonic framework and events, Transverse Ranges, California. Johnson, E. Keller and G. In Richards, K. Geomorphology and Soils. George Allen and Unwin, Boston, Ch. Keller and D. Tectonic geomorphology of alluvial fans and mountain fronts near Ventura, California. Morisawa and J.

Hack eds. Tectonic Geomorphology. Johnson and T. Late Pleistocene-Holocene soil chronology for evaluating tectonic framework and events. Environmental Geology, Fourth Ed. Consideration of meandering in channelization projects: selected observations and judgments.

Keller , M. Clark and D. Chronology and rates of faulting of Ventura River terraces, California. Tectonic geomorphology, Quaternary chronology, and paleoseismicity.

In Costa, J. Developments and Applications of Geomorphology. Springer-Verlag, New York, pp. Bed material sorting in pools and riffles: discussion. Civil Engineers, Journal of Hydraulics Keller and T. Prepared for the Soil Geomorph. Tour Div. S-5 , Dec. Meetings Am. The role of large organic debris on stream channels draining redwood forests, northwestern California. Johnson, T. Rockwell, M. Clark, and G. In Cooper, J. Charles E. Foster, E. Keller , W.

Melhorn, D. Brookins, L. Mintz and H. Physical Geology. Environmental Geology, Third Ed. Bonkowski, R. Korsch, and R. Clark, E. Active fault hazard in southern California: Ground rupture vs. MacDonald, and T. Effect of large organic debris on channel morphology and process in the streams of Redwood National Park. Johnson, M. Clark, and T. Tectonic geomorphology and earthquake hazard, north flank central Ventura basin, California.

Final Report, U. Survey Contract Geomorphology of the Salton Basin, California: selected observations. In Abbott, P. Society of Amer. Effects of large organic material on channel form and fluvial process. Earth Surface Processes 4 4 : Environmental Geology, Second Ed. Use of fluvial processes to minimize adverse effects of stream channelization. The University of North Carolina, p. Effects of large organic debris on channel form and process in the coastal redwood environment.

In Adjustments of the Fluvial System, D. Rhodes and G. Williams eds. Pools, riffles and channelization. Environmental Geology 2 2 : Rhythmic spacing and origin of pools and riffles. Bulletin of the Geological Society of America Urban streams: sensual blight or amenity.

Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 32 5 : Fluvial systems: selected observations. Channelization: environmental, geomorphic and engineering aspects. Geomorphology and Engineering, Chapter 7, D. Coates ed. Invited contribution. Environmental Geology. Channel restoration: a sensible alternative to channelization. Public Works, Oct. Channelization: a search for a better way.

Geology 3 5 : Keller , and R. Landscape aesthetics numerically defined. Studies in Fluvial Geomorphology, No. Form and fluvial processes in alluvial stream channels. Development of alluvial stream channels: a five stage model: reply. Bedforms and fluvial processes in alluvial stream channels: selected observations. Landscape aesthetics numerically determined: applications in highway corridor selection.

Highway Research Record Keller , and W. Environmental science is a group of sciences that attempt to explain how life on the Earth is sustained, what leads to environmental problems, and how these problems can be solved.

Environmental science is our modern way of seeking answers to these questions. To keep it enjoyable, we must understand it from a scientific viewpoint. A healthy environment can help us live longer and more fulfilling lives. Many sciences are important to environmental science. These include biology especially ecology, that part of biology that deals with the relationships among living things and their environment , geology, hydrology, climatology, meteorology, oceanography, and soil science.

Your role is to understand how to think through environmental issues so that you can arrive at your own decisions. Many professions have grown out of the modern concern with environment, or have been extended and augmented by modern environmental sciences. These include park, wildlife, and wilderness management; urban planning and design; landscape planning and design; conservation and sustainable use of our natural resources. Environmental Science: Earth as a Living Planet provides an up-todate introduction to the study of the environment.

Information is presented in an interdisciplinary perspective necessary to deal successfully with environmental problems. The goal is to teach you, the student, how to think through environmental issues. We must do more than simply identify and discuss environmental problems and solutions.

To be effective, we must know what science is and is not.



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