Geography Review Magazine Volume 33, 2019/20 Issue 2 e-bog
57,30 DKK
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Contents:Human vulnerability to 'natural' disasters: a case study of Hurricane KatrinaChristine EriksenQuestion and answerWhy have I been given this? Ten tips to improve data interpretationHow can we manage global warming?Noel Castree and Rob BellamyMaking connectionsLandscapes, climate and diseaseDavid RedfernGeography worksFrom geography degree to NHS managementSir Andrew DillonCarbon updateC...
E-bog
57,30 DKK
Forlag
Philip Allan
Udgivet
2 december 2019
Genrer
Educational: Geography
Sprog
English
Format
epub
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781510485310
Contents:Human vulnerability to 'natural' disasters: a case study of Hurricane KatrinaChristine EriksenQuestion and answerWhy have I been given this? Ten tips to improve data interpretationHow can we manage global warming?Noel Castree and Rob BellamyMaking connectionsLandscapes, climate and diseaseDavid RedfernGeography worksFrom geography degree to NHS managementSir Andrew DillonCarbon updateCarbon in the river systemClaire GoulsbraCentrepieceThe Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau megabridgeOllie DaviesRestoring peatlands: can increasing a carbon store help us manage floods?Martin EvansGlobal trade patterns: how are they changing?Jessie PoonGlobal governance updateScales of governance: climate policy in the USASimon OakesAge segregation and place: social inequality in the UKAlbert SabaterGeographical skillsGetting your sampling rightDavid HolmesNEA ideasAge segregationMartin EvansThe big pictureAgriculture and water pollutionNoel Castree