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The Llano Estacado of the US Southern High Plains : environmental transformation and the prospect for sustainability / Elizabeth Brooks and Jacque Emel with Brad Jokisch and Paul Robbins

By: Brooks, Elizabeth.

Contributor(s): Emel, Jacque | Jokisch, Brad | Robbins, Paul.

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BookSeries: UNU studies on critical environmental regions.Publisher: Tokyo : United Nations University Press, 2000Description: xvi, 176 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9280810421.Subject(s): UNITED STATES | TEXAS (UNITED STATES) | RURAL SETTLEMENTS | ARID ZONES | SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT | ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTOnline resources: Full text available from Collections at UNU

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Book		UNU Publications	UNU 2000 B13448G (Browse shelf)	Available
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Book		Environment	ENV B22167 (Browse shelf)	Available

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This book is the sixth in a series from the UNU research project, Critical Zones in Global Environmental Change, itself part of the UNU programme on the Human and Policy Dimensions of Global Change.

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