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Adams, W.M. and Hulme, D. (2001b) ‘If community conservation is the answer, what is the question?’, Oryx 35 (3): 193-200.

coupled terrestrial nitrogen and carbon cycles in a point-scale simulation for 200 years.

Figure 2 Output of water depths from a simulated 200-metre sea defence breach in the north of Canvey Island (J Brown, unpublished 2004).

The graticule spacing is 200 m; the grid interval of the LiDAR data is 2 m and the vertical accuracy is around 15 cm.

200-2. Keltie, John Scott, ‘Report to the Council of the Royal Geographical Society of Geographical Education’, Supplementary Papers of the Royal Geographical Society, 1.4 (1886) pp.

150-200 years ago when climate conditions and hydrological patterns were. different (often within the ‘Little Ice Age’ period) and land use and runoff.

Today, there is a consensus amongst scientists that the Greenland Ice Sheet is losing mass at a pace of around 200 gigaton of ice per year. ... Glaciologists are working hard to improve this. Summary. The Greenland Ice Sheet is not in balance, it is

with ongoing work among another 200 families that are being trained as potential adopters.

He has published some 35 books and monographs, and 200 articles, on these and related themes.

CA-4 Earth history and palaeogeography/Torsvik, T.H. et al. D-200 Earth system science/Jacobson, M.C.