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One geographer's assessment of California's changing environments and natural hazards: a 2006 snapshot

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  • 2013-01-29T23:43:54Z
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  • The California Geographer 46: 71-91
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  • In this paper, the focus is on human-environment interactions in California. Specifically, how do Californians perceive and how are they working with and adapting to particular natural hazards and accelerating environmental changes? Also, how are Californians impacting their natural environments? We might consider this a brief summary and update, a kind of 2006 state-of-the-state of how we are working with natural forces, sharing and living on the land, and adapting to the changes and surprises nature throws at us. In this limited space, I will focus on just a few of the hazards and changes that (arguably) deserve or are already getting the most attention in our state.
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