Earth Sciences

You'll see some important buttons while using the OSU Libraries resouces. Especially important are these 4:

Where: OSU Library Catalog.

What: Have an item sent to another location for pickup or recall an item checked out.

Where: OSU Library Catalog.

What: Check for access of an individual item via OhioLINK - such as an item checked out at OSU. Also repeats searches in the OHioLINK catalog to see additional options for your need.

Where: OhioLINK Catalog

What: Click to have an item delivered to OSU from an OhioLINK library.

Where: Library Databases

What: Check for online access to journal articles, conference papers, and more. Also gives interlibrary loan option if item is not available online.

A lot of Earth Science information comes from the U.S. and state sources.  Use the resources below to help find information on your topic.

Below are online resources and e-books for help with writing and citing.

• After the deluge 
• Anatomy of an Earthquake 
• Birth of the Earth 
• Climate Change 1 the Arctic odyssey 
• Climate change 2 beyond global warming 
• Could we survive a mega-tsunami 
• Crust, mantle, and core earth inside and out 
• Deadliest Earthquakes 
• Deadliest Volcanoes 
• Deep Earth 
• Extreme Weather 
• Forecasting When Volcanoes Will Erupt 
• Krakatoa 
• Living rock the Earth's continental crust 
• Mauna Loa Volcano 
• Plate tectonics 
• Quakes from Space Studying Earthquakes in the Satellite Age 
• River processes and landforms 
• Secrets in stone 
• Tectonics Processes and Landforms 
• The Core Journey to the Center of the Earth 
• The Earth Video Clip Collection 
• Tsunami, Indian Ocean, December 2004 
• Vesuvius 
• Violent Earth 
• Volcanoes - Ring of Fire Globe Trekker 

Original Flickr Image by Marcelo Duarte - License
 

BBC NEWS | Science & Environment

EurekAlert! - Science News

New Scientist

Science Daily

USGS Earthquake Center

Many article databases allow you to set up alerts for new items matching searches.