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_aThom, D. A. _q(David A.), _eauthor. _9276088 |
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_aThe papers of David Thom : _bonset of the environmental age / _ccompiled and edited by Carolyn Halliday. |
246 | 3 | 0 | _aOnset of the environmental age |
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_a[Auckland] : _b[David Thom], _c[2014] |
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_a631 pages : _billustrations (some colour) ; _c30 cm |
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_tImpacts on the countryside -- _tRecreational requirements for water management and effects of other resource users -- _tResource development and the natural environment of the Coromandel Peninsula -- _tPolitical and industrial aspects of pollution -- _tAesthetic pollution -- _tEngineering and environment -- _tOpening conservation week, 1972 -- _tThe engineer, the community, and the environment -- _tThe world scene in the recycling of water and waste materials -- _tEngineering aspects of urban renewal -- _tEnvironmental impact studies -- _tThe role of the Environmental Council in environmental decision making -- _tThe 1970 physical environment conference : subsequent developments and future trends -- _tEnergy and environment -- _tIn the matter of the Whangarei Country reviewed District Scheme, and objection No 372 by the Northland Regional Planning Authority -- _tLong-term harbour planning -- _tImpact of technology on the natural environment -- _tEngineering in the age of uncertainty -- _tVanishing heritage : the problem of endangered species and their habitat -- _t"Environmental crunch" -- _tEngineer and current issues course : introductory remarks -- _tTechnical discussion on energy -- _tEngineering and environment 1980 -- _tNew Zealand where are you? -- _tEnviornmental impact reporting -- _tWilderness within the National Parks and reserves system -- _tBuilding and the environment -- _tReport on First World Congress on "Engineering and environment" -- _tFuture directions for the Antarctic realm -- _tMarketing professional services to major project developers -- _tCoastal reservation : policy issues -- _tNew Zealand's National Parks and reserves : current progress and future directions -- _tPeople and parks -- _tEnvironmental administration in New Zealand -- _tThe Engineer's response to the environmental challenge -- _tA code for the integration of environmental impact assessment into engineering practice -- _tSpeech at opening of Whanganui National park -- _twhere wehave come from/where we are going to -- _tThe parks of the people -- _tSpeech at the opening of Paparoa National park -- _tPeople in Parks day -- _tWestland National park -- _tEnvironmental Impact assessment and the private consultant -- _tEvolution in impact assessment -- _tClimate change and the engineer -- _tThe horopito deviation : environmental management -- _tSome aspects of water management in Pacific Islands -- _tEvolution of enviornmental policy and engineering practice in New Zealand -- _tEngineer and the environment -- _tRahui in the 21st century -- _tArusha declaration -- _tEngineering to sustain the environment -- _tEngineering and the Asia Pacific response -- _tAddress to closing ceremony of World Congress, Beijing -- _tReport on environmental education in engineering -- _tNew Technical culture -- _tMaking our engineering future -- _tCleaner production, the engineer's responsibility -- _tAre we managing? -- _tNeed for environmental engineering education fundamentals -- _tSustainability, technology, and the role of engineering -- _tEngineering education and the new industrial revolution part 1 -- _tSustainability and education -- _tto sink or to swim? -- _tsome trends towards protection of the hydrospheric environment -- _tGlobal aspects of sustainable development -- _tEnvironment, sustainability, engineering -- _tWhere are we now? Key elements for decision and action -- _tEngineering education and the new industrial revolution part II -- _tTeaching sustainable development -- _tCan technology save the World? -- _tEngineering strategy for the next millenium -- _tAcronyms used in David Thom's papers -- _tWaimakato Coalfield. |
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_aSustainable engineering. _9331166 |
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_aEnvironmentalism. _9328016 |
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_aEnvironmental policy _zNew Zealand. _9370733 |
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