Periglacial Environment 3e
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Former library copy. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Includes library markings. Stoc…
Book Summary
The Periglacial Environment, 3rd Edition by Hugh M. French is a comprehensive textbook on periglacial geomorphology, covering frozen ground, permafrost, and cold-climate landforms. This former library copy is intact with possible highlighting and library markings, offering the full academic content at a lower cost. Ideal for students and researchers in geology, geography, and environmental science.
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About Periglacial Environment 3e
The Periglacial Environment, 3rd Edition by Hugh M. French is a definitive textbook on periglacial geomorphology, exploring the processes and landforms of cold, non-glacial regions. It covers permafrost distribution, ground ice, freeze-thaw action, and the resulting landscapes, with updated content on climate change impacts. This former library copy has intact pages, a strong binding with minor wear, and may include writing or highlighting, plus library markings and a sticker. While it lacks dust jacket or supplements, the core academic material remains fully accessible. It serves as a rigorous resource for understanding cold-environment dynamics, making it a valuable, cost-effective option for students and professionals seeking authoritative content on periglacial systems.
Who should read Periglacial Environment 3e?
This book is essential for undergraduate and graduate students in geology, geography, and environmental science, particularly those focusing on cold regions or Quaternary studies. Researchers and professionals in permafrost science, geomorphology, and climate change will find it a key reference. It also suits educators seeking a comprehensive text for courses on periglacial environments. While library markings indicate prior use, the content remains fully accessible for anyone needing a thorough, academic treatment of periglacial processes and landforms.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Comprehensive and authoritative coverage of periglacial geomorphology
- ✓ Updated third edition includes recent research and climate change perspectives
- ✓ Clear explanations and numerous illustrations support understanding
- ✓ Cost-effective former library copy with intact pages and strong binding
- ✓ Suitable for both students and professionals as a key reference
Cons
- ✗ May contain writing, highlighting, or library markings that could distract
- ✗ Dust jacket and supplements may not be included
- ✗ Identifying sticker on the product may be undesirable for some
- ✗ Not a pristine collector's copy; minor wear on binding
- ✗ Limited availability as a used library discard
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Frequently asked questions
Is this book suitable for self-study?
Yes, the text is structured with clear explanations and illustrations, making it accessible for self-learners with a basic background in earth sciences.
What condition is this former library copy in?
Pages are intact with possible writing or highlighting, binding is strong with minor wear, and library markings are present. Dust jacket and supplements may not be included.
Does this edition cover climate change?
Yes, the third edition incorporates updated research on climate change impacts on periglacial environments.
Is this book appropriate for beginners?
It is aimed at advanced undergraduates and graduates, but motivated beginners with some earth science background can benefit.
Are there exercises or review questions?
This is a textbook, not a workbook; it focuses on comprehensive content rather than exercises, though it may include suggested readings.
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