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The Rural-Urban Fringe: a case study of south-west London
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Globalisation
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UK Census 2001
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London: Process and Change
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Coastal defences in Norfolk
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Global Warming and climate change in the UK
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Deforestation of tropical rain forests - a case study of Madagascar
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Blackwell for the artworks on the Lesser Antilles island arc and the ocean-ocean subduction zone from Global Tectonics, Kearney and Vine, Blackwell 1996;

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The Geological Society for the artwork of a section through the Eastern Caribbean from Trench-Forearc Geology, Westbrook, 1982;

The Guardian for the graphic ‘Thames Barrier closures to May 2003’, 31 December 2003. Copyright Guardian Newspapers Limited 2003, and the article ‘Arctic oil drilling bill approved in US’, 2 August 2001. Copyright Guardian Newspapers Limited 2001;

James & James Science Publishers Ltd for an extract from ‘The Challenge of Slums – global report on human settlement 2003’, Earthscan;

Kluwer Academic publishers for the artwork ‘Valley and channel meanders’ from Discovering Landscape in England and Wales, Goudie and Gardner, Chapman & Hall;

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