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As we hear more and more about deforestation, pollution, species extinctions, and climate change, some people may wonder how we got here. Some may wonder what is being done about those things. Some people may even wonder what all the fuss is really about. In The Anthropocene Epoch: When Humans Changed the World, we will examine how humankind has altered the character of our home—planet Earth—over the last 10,000 years. We will take a brief tour through the many ways in which we have dramatically improved our standard of living and made life much easier for most people around the world ...

Radiometric Dating Errors answers Brent Dalrymple's books The Age of the Earth and Ancient Earth, Ancient Skies that claim radiometric dating consistently gives accurate dates of 3.5 billion years for the Earth's oldest rocks, and 4.5 billion years for Lunar material, and meteorites. Geology journals however regularly give absurd and meaningless dates much more than 4.5 billion years old for all three groups. The author has compiled a list of over 20,000 such dates with ages up to 900 billion years old. The author has a list of over one thousand dates older [13 billion years] than the Big ...

50 Things to Know about Rockhounding by author Suzanne Smith offers an approach to becoming a rockhounder. Most books on rockhounding tell you to just go out and start. Although there's nothing wrong with that, this book will point you in the right direction with tools to help you be successful. Based on knowledge from a successful rockhounder you will be assured of having a fun and safe outing trying out this exciting hobby.