Titlebook: Climate, Science, and Colonization; Histories from Austr James Beattie,Emily O’Gorman (environmental and cu Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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Debating the Climatological Role of Forests in Australia, 1827–1949: A Survey of the Popular Pressmakers. The specific research questions investigated include the dimensions, timing, location, sources, context, and nature of the arguments used by the press to debate the influence of forests on climate.

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The Next Evolution: Reflection and Outlook, the land.. Instead, the new arrivals were confronted with a land whose climate proved to be far less sedate than first imagined—and one quite different from the familiar English weather they had anticipated.

COMA

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-0303-8thern Oscillation (ENSO) or Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) and that it played a significant role in shaping colonial experiences (chapter 1). However, there were also many severe weather events that lie outside the identified ENSO activity.

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Risikoverteilung im VOB-Vertrager societies of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.. It also sheds light on the fascinating process by which climate was imbricated in settler religious and scientific debates, and specifically how meteorologists used criticism of rain-making experiments to strengthen claims of professional legitimacy.

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“The usual weather in New South Wales is uncommonly bright and clear … equal to the finest summer da the land.. Instead, the new arrivals were confronted with a land whose climate proved to be far less sedate than first imagined—and one quite different from the familiar English weather they had anticipated.

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Extreme Weather and ENSO: Their Social and Cultural Ramifications in New Zealand and Australia in ththern Oscillation (ENSO) or Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) and that it played a significant role in shaping colonial experiences (chapter 1). However, there were also many severe weather events that lie outside the identified ENSO activity.

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“For the sake of a little grass”: A Comparative History of Settler Science and Environmental Limits hey had come from, by socioeconomic expedience and scientific fashion, and by preconceptions about how environmental factors like soil, rainfall, sunshine, vegetation, and external factors like technology and land practice would interact to shape a place.

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Science, Religion, and Drought: Rainmaking Experiments and Prayers in North Otago, 1889–1911er societies of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.. It also sheds light on the fascinating process by which climate was imbricated in settler religious and scientific debates, and specifically how meteorologists used criticism of rain-making experiments to strengthen claims of professional legitimacy.