Introduction: Making Sense of Environmental Geography

Noel Castree, David Demeritt, Diana M. Liverman

2009-01-30other37 citationsgreen

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Geography Education and Pedagogy Geography and Environmental Studies

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This chapter contains sections titled: Defining Environmental Geography Environmental Geography: Unity and Difference Environmental Geography in the ‘Knowledge Society’ Conclusion Bibliography

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