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Tropical Africa as a Source of Raw Materials

Geographical Review, 1937
Raymond E. Crist, Leo Waibel
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The Suspended Material of the Amazon Shelf and Tropical Atlantic Ocean

1974
Filtered samples and optical data from six cruises in the Atlantic Ocean off the Amazon River between 1963 and 19 71 are used to determine transport of surface suspended material outward into the ocean. During high-river discharge the turbid-water line (≥2.0 mg/l) extends 100 km seaward from the river mouth and northwestward along the coast for about ...
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Economics, the climate change policy-assemblage and the new materialisms: towards a comprehensive policy

Globalizations, 2021
Nick J Fox, Pam Alldred
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Indigenous Materialisms andDisciplinary Colonialism

Somatechnics, 2021
Brendan Hokowhitu
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(Luso)tropicality and the materiality of decolonization

Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 2019
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The Case History Material: a Rural People in a Tropical Environment

1981
‘Few Gambians can locate Genieri on the map’ wrote Jay Saidy in 1976.1 ‘Even fewer know what great potential that tiny Eastern Kiang village once had for a social, cultural, and economic breakthrough only three decades ago.’ Yet it does provide case-history material unique of its kind which in the current state of knowledge can be used as a laboratory ...
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Making Middles Matter: Intersecting Intersectionality with New Materialisms

NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research, 2020
Milla Tiainen, Taru Leppänen, Katve-Kaisa Kontturi   +2 more
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Tensions, knots, and lines of flight: themes and directions of travel for new materialisms and environmental education

Environmental Education Research, 2020
David A G Clarke, Jamie Mcphie
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New materialisms and environmental education: editorial

Environmental Education Research, 2020
David A G Clarke, Jamie Mcphie
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Alternative Building Materials to Concrete in A Tropical Region: A Review

Anchor University Journal of Science and Technology
This review paper explores the potential of alternative building materials to enhance sustainability in construction, particularly within tropical regions facing unique environmental challenges. It synthesizes findings from various studies focusing on materials such as Interlocking Stabilized Soil Blocks (ISSB), wood, bamboo, and coconut-based ...
A. J.,, OLATUNJI, K. K.,, MADUAGWU, A. Q, BALOGUN   +2 more
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