Head of Research & Learning
Course texts
Most of your course texts are available for free from the Dartmouth Libraries as unlimited use eBooks. Click on the links below to access the online versions. If you'd like to access the physical volumes on reserve, visit Baker-Berry's circulation desk to request them.
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Chemical Oceanography and the Marine Carbon Cycle
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Call Number: Online ResourceISBN: 0511793200Publication Date: 2012 -
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The Earth System
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Call Number: Course reserve in Baker Berry LibraryISBN: 9780321597793Publication Date: 2009
Reference Works & Books of Interest
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Encyclopedia of Geochemistry
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Call Number: Stacks QE515 .E48 1999ISBN: 9780412755002Publication Date: 1999 -
Geochemistry at the Earth's surface: movement of chemical elements
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Call Number: Baker-Berry QE 515 .B38 2014ISBN: 9783642313585 -
Biogeochemistry of Environmentally Important Trace Elements
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Call Number: Online ResourceISBN: 0841238057Publication Date: 2002Biogeochemistry of Environmentally Important Trace Elements discusses fate, transport, and transformation in soils, waters, and plants in biogeochemistry of environmentally important trace elements, with a focus on arsenic, mercury, and selenium.
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A dictionary of geology & earth sciences This link opens in a new windowSearchable database providing coverage of the earth sciences and related topics, including geology, oceanography, paleontology, minerology, volcanology, and planetary science as well as climatology, geochemistry, and petrology
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Encyclopedia of Earth Science SeriesA series of separate, single-volume encyclopedias, each of which deals with a separate branch of the earth sciences (e.g., geomorphology, sedimentology).
If We Don't Own It
Did you know that you can request items that the library doesn't own?
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Interlibrary LoanDartmouth's Interlibrary Loan system. Request books, chapters, articles, -- anything Dartmouth doesn't own and we'll borrow it from another library for you.
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BorrowDirectRequest books (only) from a small, but strong, group of libraries (the Ivies). Often the fastest option for getting books that Dartmouth doesn't own, or that are missing or checked out.