High School Earth Science
Table of Contents
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- What is Earth Science?
- Studying Earth's Surface
- Earth's Minerals
- Rocks
- Earth's Energy
- Plate Tectonics
- Earthquakes
- Volcanoes
- Weathering and Formation of Soil
- Erosion and Deposition
- Evidence About Earth's Past
- Earth's History
- Earth's Fresh Water
- Earth's Oceans
- Earth's Atmosphere
- Weather
- Climate
- Ecosystems and Human Populations
- Human Actions and the Land
- Human Actions and Earth's Resources
- Human Actions and Earth's Waters
- Human Actions and the Atmosphere
- Observing and Exploring Space
- Earth, Moon, and Sun
- The Solar System
- Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe
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