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First published 2019-11

Waste analysis and characterisation study of a hill station: A case study of Baguio City,Philippines

Marcelino N Lunag, Jeffrey Z Duran, Eugene D Buyucan

Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy

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First published 1992-06

Book Review : Malcolm: The Life of a Man Who Changed Black America. By Bruce Perry. Barrytown,NY: Station Hill Press,1991

Eddie S. Glaude

Journal of Black Studies

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First published 1997-10

Book Reviews : The Magic Mountains. Hill Stations and the British Raj by Dane Kennedy. Berkeley,California University Press,1996. Pp. xv,264

Michael Hutt

South Asia Research

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Other

First published 1977-12

Teachers Guides to Television. Periodical,P.O. Box 564,Lenox Hill Station,New York,N.Y. 10012. $4.00 yearly. Discounts for quantity. ($.50 discount to NASSP members.)

Fred T. Wilhelms

NASSP Bulletin

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First published 2024-06

Struggle for Recognitional Justice: Cartographic-Affective Resistance to a Proposed Compressor Station in Buckingham County,Virginia

Janeé Petersen, Harold A. Perkins

Environmental Justice

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Other

First published 2007-02

Empire in the Hills

Queeny Pradhan

Studies in History

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First published 2018-6

Temperature trends with reduced impact of ocean air temperature

Frank Lansner, Jens Olaf Pepke Pedersen

Energy & Environment

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First published 1985-5

The Morgan Hill Earthquake of April 24,1984—Strong-Motion Records

A. Gerald Brady, Anthony F. Shakal

Earthquake Spectra

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First published 2004

Bay Area Rapid Transit's Comprehensive Station Plans: Integrating Capacity,Access,and Land Use Planning at Rail Transit Stations

Kevin Connolly, Marianne Payne

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

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First published 1985-5

The Morgan Hill Earthquake of April 24,1984—The 1.29g Acceleration at Coyote Lake Dam: Due to Directivity,a Double Event,or Both?

Norman A. Abrahamson, Robert B. Darragh

Earthquake Spectra

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