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Geology,Minerals Sites

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Big Bend National Park - Designed to be a guide to the geological history and features of the centre for Earth and Ocean research.
Doc Brown's - Atmospheric and geological changes. GCSE notes.
Doc Brown's - Earth science. GCSE Foundation. Multiple choice quiz.
Doc Brown's - Earth science. GCSE Higher. Multiple choice quiz.
Earthquake Info - USGS Provides earthquake information, and includes news, regional studies, maps, and references.
ESTA - Earth, Science Teachers Association.
History of Whitehaven - find out how the town helped to develop the Coal and shipbuilding industries, and its links with America.
IEA Coal Research - The Clean Coal Centre - provider of information on efficient Coal supply and use.
Kooter’s Geology Tools - Order basic geology tools. Fast service for geology tools needed by students and geologists.
Mineralogy - includes mineral tables by crystallography, chemical composition, physical and optical properties of mineral species.
National Coal Mining Museum for England - includes atrue Coal mine. Go down 140 metres with a local miner and learn about mining conditions from early days through to the present.
PGen - engages in the generation and sale of electricity in the UK, and explores and develops oil, Coal, and gas properties in Europe and Asia.
Physical Geography, Earth Science/Geology & Geomorphology - Site links.
Sheffield College - A collection of links to Geology sites.
Soil-Net - Environmental educational resource about soils for Primary and Secondary schools.
Soilscapes - Free interactive web-based map of the soil types in England and Wales.
Structural Geology - A listing of structural geology resources on the Web.
The Geological Society - Geological Society of London is the world's oldest national scientific and professional society for Earth scientists and is 200 years old
University of Victoria - Focuses on earth and ocean research.
Virtual Quarry - Resources designed to help you incorporate quarrying themes into Key Stages 1-4 of the National Curriculum for Science, Geography and Citizenship.
Volcanoes - Look at this site to find out about becoming a volcanologist and what courses you'll need to take. There's also the BEST information here about volcanoes, including lessons and activities for teachers and students.
World Coal Institute - non-profit, non-governmental association of Coal producing enterprises.