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Forest Links

green pin Forests Forever - A Campaign for WoodA factfile written by the Timber Trade Federation which deals with forest resources, sustainability, tropical hardwoods, illegal logging, etc.

green pin The Forestry Commission of Great BritainA government body that looks after much of our forests and plants many of the new trees, particularly conifers.

green pin FactsheetsSeventeen factsheets on rainforests, greenhouse effect, pulp and paper, biodiversity, etc.

green pin Pulp & Paper Information CentreFactsheets on a variety of forest-related topics.

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Rocks and Minerals Links

UK Geology Societya simple description of igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks.

The-Stupid-Page-Of Rocks I love the title of this site! There are some good descriptions of individual rocks e.g. chalk in the Profiles Section.

green pin BBC Rock Primerdeals with sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic rocks.

green pin Minerals Factsheetsfrom the Minerals Council of Australia - includes aluminium, coal, copper, gold, tin, uranium, etc. It gives details of geology, where minerals are found and what they are used for.

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Energy Links

buttonThe Energy StoryThere are 15 chapters here which deal with all aspects of energy, including conservation.

buttonBP Energy Statistics (1998)Some useful energy statistics from BP.

buttonFossil Fuels

buttonWhat is crude oil?a detailed site with the origin of oil and its many uses.

buttonNuclear Energy

buttonGeothermal energya detailed site outlining how the geothermal energy is obtained, which areas have it, etc.

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