Environmental Magnetism
Principles and Applications of Enviromagnetics Volume 86
- 299 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The book explores the significance of magnetism in environmental studies, highlighting its role in understanding the magnetic behavior of substances and the prevalence of iron in the Earth's crust. It discusses how magnetic particles, when contained in suitable materials, serve as natural archives, offering insights into past climatic and environmental conditions. By examining these magnetic properties, the book reveals how they can trace historical processes and enhance our understanding of paleo-climatic changes.
