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The New Modes of Desert Governance
Advanced Materials Research, 2013Desertification has caused great harms to the ecological environment and socio-economic. Through many years test in Xinjiang desert area, some useful modes of desert governance can be implemented: (1) making use of advanced water-saving irrigation technology; (2) combining reasonable cropping patterns with higher economic value plants like arbors ...
Heng Yang Fu, Zhi Feng Jia, Hong Xia Pan
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What does it mean when the university owns the news? As hedge funds and corporations dismantle and drain existing media, Teri Finneman and Pamela E. Walck demonstrate how news–academic partnerships provide an antidote by doing the opposite.
Teri Finneman, Pamela E. Walck
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Teri Finneman, Pamela E. Walck
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Food Deserts, News Deserts and How They Affect a Community's Health
2017Food deserts and news deserts are functions of the community's environment. When a community exists as both a food desert and a news desert it experiences a dual health disparity that impacts chronic health outcomes.
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Desert Work: Life and Labor in a News and Broadband Desert
Mass Communication and Society, 2022Nick Mathews, Christopher Ali
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New perspectives on the Australian deserts
Australian Geographer, 1983Recent research on the evolution of Australian desert landforms is reviewed, beginning with the macro‐landscapes of Western Australia which have changed little for 200 million years, and the desert...
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New Frontiers in Desert Research
1985Considerable concern is being expressed regarding the potential of food supplies to maintain pace with present rapid population expansion. Most of this expansion is taking place in the less-developed countries, whose combined populations will reach over 5 billion people by the year 2000 and comprise almost 80% of the world’s population.
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In Egypt, the frontier begins where agricultural land, and the water of the Nile River, ends. Although technology extended the reach of the Nile River, first via canals created by Mohammed Ali and later through the Aswan High Dam, the frontier still begins abruptly at the barren, and largely unpopulated desert.
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In Egypt, the frontier begins where agricultural land, and the water of the Nile River, ends. Although technology extended the reach of the Nile River, first via canals created by Mohammed Ali and later through the Aswan High Dam, the frontier still begins abruptly at the barren, and largely unpopulated desert.
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New Mountains in the Yuma Desert, Arizona
Geographical Review, 1931URING the winter of I929-1930, in the course of geologic mapping incidental to a study of mineral deposits in southern Yuma County, Arizona, the writer visited certain mountain areas of the Yuma Desert region that are new in the sense of not having been shown on any known maps.
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A New Perspective on Rome's Desert Frontier
Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, 2004While the debate over the origin and purpose of the Limes Arabicus continues, the widespread and largely peaceful abandonment of its fortifications lacks a convincing explanation. Did Justinian's disbandment of the limitanei mark the decisive end of the limes (after S. T.
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