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Koene, who is thought to have died young about 1862, is credited with the hypothesis that earth's atmospheric oxygen was the result of photosynthesis; but editor and translator Mark A. S. McMenamin (geology, Mount Holyoke College) could not track down even a full reference to this work while working on another project. Here he presents an edition of the French work The Chemical Constitution of the Atmosphere from Earth's Origin to the Present, and Its Implications for Protection of Industry and Ensuring Environmental Quality, with English translation on facing pages. The index is bilingual. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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An English translation of the chemical constitution of the atmosphere from Earth's origin to the pre
This was a Pulitzer Prize nominee. There is much in this book to digest.
Geoff is my friend from San Mateo High School. We were both on the school newspaper.
He received his bachelor's at University of California, Berkeley; master's from UC Santa Barbara and doctorate from Berkeley. Geoff taught at Macalester College in St. Paul, MN before accepting a professorship at Queens University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. He taught U.S. History and Kinesiology. He he a lifelong basketball player and sports fan. He is now Professor Emeritus and continues to live in Kingston pursuing his many passions, one of which is painting.
I am pleased to be counted as one of his friends. We have many lively discussions on Facebook and by email.
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