Emerging Issues in Environment, Geography and Earth Science Vol. 3

This book covers key areas of environment, geography and earth science. The contributions by the authors include hydrocarbon, depositional environment, transverse fault, seismic data, depositional systems, geophysical activity, earthquake, magnitude, factor of safety, liquefaction potential index,  liquefaction, disaster management, natural disasters, water pressure, ground water level, rainfall-induced landslide hazards, irrigation, geo-engineering,  theory of the hot origin of the earth, hypothesis of initially hydride earth, magnetic separation of elements, atom ionization energy, electron affinity, electronegativity, hydrides, polyhydrides, Earth expansion, superconductivity of the Earth’s core, erosion mechanisms, nested catchments, preferential erosion, selective remobilization, soil mineralization, hydrological regimes, anthropogenic activities, soil erosion, climate change, ecosystems, geographic information system, irrigation system, malnutrition. This book contains various materials suitable for students, researchers and academicians in the field of environment, geography and earth science.