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Physical Geography: A Human Perspective (0 340 80962 0) introduces physical geography by examining the interactions between people and their physical, chemical and biological surroundings.
This interactive companion website complements the learning resources in the book and enables students to further develop their ideas. Including information about the book, multiple choice questions, exercises and material from the book.
This exciting and accessible new product develops central ideas through discussions that focus on human–environment interactions. It details the connections between environmental, social, cultural, ethical, economic and technological factors, to give a full introduction to the physical, chemical, biological and ecological processes that underpin the behaviour of the Earth’s system and its components.
Physical Geography: A Human Perspective provides an essential learning resource for undergraduate students studying physical geography .
About the authors
Richard Huggett is a Reader in Geography at the University of Manchester. His publications include: Fundamentals of Biogeography, Second Edition (Routledge 2004), Fundamentals of Geomorphology (Routledge 2003), Topography and the Environment (Prentice Hall 2002), Environmental Change: The Evolving Ecosphere (Routledge 1997).
Sarah Lindley is a Lecturer in Geographical Information Systems at the University of Manchester.
Helen Gavin works as an environmental consultant for Atkins.
Kate Richardson is a Lecturer in Geography at the University of Manchester.
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