A range of regulatory instruments can be used to modify development-control frameworks for the purposes of adapting urban areas to climate change-induced coastal erosion and inundation. This article investigates the approach of three local governments across Australia. It finds that local governments ...
Childhood Obesity in Australia: Literature Review and Research Question Childhood Sexual Abuse and Mental Health: Psychological and Sociological Perspectives Children as a vulnerable population: Understanding Childhood Obesity Child Care Excellence Policy: Protecting Children in Risky Environments Chloe Shie...
Mediterranean shrublands have other regional names: Maquis in Europe, North Africa, and Asia Minor; Matorral in Chile; and Mallee in Australia. Mediterranean shrublands in Europe and Asia are abundant in cork-oak, olive, fig, and citrus fruits. On the other hand, the bulk of eucalyptus speci...
Learn the definition of climate and weather. Understand the difference between climate and weather, study the types of climate and identify global...
Examples of Dormant Volcanoes Lesson Summary FAQs Activities What are the top 5 dormant volcanoes? There are several dormant volcanoes in the world, however the most well-known include Lake Barrine in Australia, Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, Salina in Italy, Diamond Peak in Oregon, and Bowie ...
Cavernous weathering (tafoni) is described from coarse-grained granitic bedrock in Northern Victoria Land (Antarctica), northern Sardinia (Italy) and southwestern Australia. It also occurs elsewhere in the world and on other coarse-grained lithologies. The cause of this unusual in-situ flaking and ...
The arguments we make in this paper are underpinned by three key assumptions. The first assumption is that there is immense value in highlighting what “best practice” forms of sport-related journalism look like when it comes to coverage of sport-related social and environmental issues. One of...
The basal large scours and lag deposits of intraformational clasts, which underlie the mouth-bar deposits, indicate erosion and by-pass processes and are interpreted to have been incised by turbulent jet flows in front of the mouths of (terminal) distributary channels (e.g., Hoyal et al.,...
‘archaeopedology’ was introduced in the 1940s, researchers were already aware of the importance of the subject ‘soil’ as being a key figure when answering questions of site formation history, cultural chronology and environmental change. The present paper aims to reintroduce this term to the ...
Regionally Considering Coastal Erosion: Examples from the Southeast US (Posters)