Bibliography!

Earth Science Bibliography:


1. Smeltzer, Tracey. Earth Science. columbus, ohio: glencoe, 2002.
2. "Damaging Earthquakes in the US (1750-1996)." "US Earthquakes causing damage". U.S.G.S.. 8 Feb 2007 .
3. "Deaths from Earthquakes in the United States." US Earthquakes causing Damage. U.S.G.S.. 8 Feb 2007 .
4. "Earthquakes." Earthquake Facts. U.S.G.S. 8 Feb 2007 .
5. "Earthquake Hazards Program." Seismographs-Keeping Track of Earthquakes. U.S.G.S.. 8 Feb 2007 .
6. "Build Your Own Seismograph." Project 1: Build Your Own Design. University of California. 8 Feb 2007 .
7. "Earthquake Hazards Program." Faq. U.S.G.S.. 8 Feb 2007 .
8. "FAQ." Earthquakes, Faults, Plate Tectonics, Earth Structure. U.S.G.S.. 8 Feb 2007 .
9. "FAQ." Common Myths About Earthquakes. U.S.G.S.. 8 Feb 2007 http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learning/faq.php?categoryID=6
10. Hough, Susan. Richter's scale-the measure of an earthquake, measure of a man.
11. Roseburg, Joel. Epicenter - Why the current rumblings in the middle east will change your future.
12. Mcgraw, Hill. Concise encyclopedia of earth science.
13. Fortey, Richard. Earth, A History on Intimacy.
14. Williams, Linda. Earth-De Mystified.