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A plug for the future
Power Surge - Power from Wind - The Future of Energy Use
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Haphazard hazards
Natural Risk and Civil Protection
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Crowded planet guides
Adult Mortality in Developed Countries - Population and the Environment - How Many People can the Earth Support? - The Stork and The Plow - The Politics of Population
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Old weather fails to shine
Human Impacts on Weather and Climate
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Census and sensibility
Census Users' Handbook - A New Atlas of Britain
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Collected ballpark figures
The Stadium and the City
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Earth's planned family
Geographies of Global Change - Land Mosaics
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Water worshipping
Toward Sustainable Development? Struggling over India's Narmada River - Water and Womanhood
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Well briefed
A read-only mailing list on legal issues relating to the use of the Internet has been set up on the Mailbase academic server. It is run by the information law and technology unit at the University of...
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Book bank
The Institution of Electrical Engineers, on London's Embankment, has housed a useful collection of computer books and journals since 1977 when the British Computer Society library was merged with the...
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Free competition
At Edinburgh University Bob McGonigle sportingly welcomed Microsoft's launch of its software for Web sites, the Internet Information Server, even though this is likely to damp down demand for...
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Tiptop condition
(Photograph) - Universities in Sweden, Canada, Austria and Finland are working with the European Physical Society to create a unified resource for physics on the Internet. The Internet Pilot to...
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Multimedia
Nottingham Trent University is among 11 institutions sharing Ecu 1.4 million (Pounds 1.12 million) to build a pan-European teacher training system using the World Wide Web. Teacher trainers and...
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Firms get real with imaging
Nottingham University is hoping to lead the United Kingdom in introducing business to advanced computer imaging techniques which can monitor crops, analyse coal, or plot the progress of slow brain...