A bear dragged to market
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A biotic holocaust
The Biophilia Hypothesis - The Economic Value of Biodiversity - Paradise Lost? - Essentials of Conservation Biology
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Farming at the margins
Drought follows the Plow
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Palme, Mick and Harry
Enemy Within
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Plundering the past, polluting the present
Kirtipur, An Urban Community in Nepal
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Running battles over holy water
Water and Power - The River Nile
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Sawing off the limbs we are standing on
World Resources 1994-1995 - People and the Environment: - The World at the Crossroads - The Gnat is Older than Man - Blueprint Three - Development and Environment: - The Ecology of Commerce
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Stalin's little helper
Double Lives
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The occidental tourist
Change In Tourism - Researching Tourist Satisfaction
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This earth, this realm, this rail terminus ...
The Channel Tunnel - Channel Tunnel Visions, 1850-1945 - Channel Tunnel, the Link to Europe
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Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from a succinct scientist: "However, if we do discover a complete theory, it should in time be understandable in broad principle by everyone, not just a few scientists....
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Speaking Volumes: British Capitalism, Workers and the Profits Squeeze
Martin Holmes on Andre Glyn and Bob Sutcliffe's British Capitalism, Workers and the Profits Squeeze . The early 1970s was an intellectually exhilarating time to be an undergraduate student of...
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CD illuminates Bible studies
A unique resource for biblical and literary scholars will be made available later this year by CD-Rom publisher Chadwyck-Healey. Twelve editions of the Bible, seven texts of the New Testament and two...
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John Stevens of the University of Newcastle
(Photograph) - John Stevens of the University of Newcastle's surgery department used the multimedia authoring software Macromedia Director to create a multimedia tutorial on the treatment of a...
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Disk trail to heritage
(Photograph) - The Coppermills tower in Walthamstow (right) and MK Electric's factory in the art deco style of the 1930s (far right) are among the unsuspected treasures of North London's Lea Valley....