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The Immediate Impact of COVID-19 on Postsecondary Teaching and Learning
Autor: Paul N. McDaniel, Calvin King Lam Chung, Jacqueline Housel, I-Chun Catherine Chang, Terence Day, William E. Doolittle
Publikováno v: The Professional Geographer
Universities and colleges worldwide have quickly moved campus-based classes to virtual spaces due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This article explores the impact of this sudden transition of learning an...
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00330124.2020.1823864
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Livestock and Landscape Introducers: Richard Hunter and William E. Doolittle
Autor: Richard Hunter, William E. Doolittle
Publikováno v: Forest, Field, and Fallow ISBN: 9783030424794
Livestock have been portrayed as a bane on the landscape of Latin America, often without fair and unbiased assessment. Here, two articles by William M. Denevan, one on cattle in Bolivia and one on sheep in New Mexico, are discussed. The findings demo
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-42480-0_7
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Stacking Rocks to Transport Water: Folk Aqueduct Bridges of Mallorca and Spanish Colonial California
Autor: William E. Doolittle
Publikováno v: Sustainability
Volume 12
Issue 13
Sustainability, Vol 12, Iss 5257, p 5257 (2020)
The landscape of Mallorca, Spain is characterized by a number of features constructed of rock. Windmills and walls are ubiquitous and visually striking. Equally widespread, but not as conspicuous, are other features associated with canal irrigation.
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Portuguese Origins of a 16th Century Aqueduct in México
Autor: William E. Doolittle
Publikováno v: Geographical Journal of Central America; Vol 3 No 61E (2018): Revista Geográfica de América Central; 467-488
Revista Geográfica de América Central; Vol. 3 Núm. 61E (2018): Revista Geográfica de América Central; 467-488
Revista Geográfica da América Central; v. 3 n. 61E (2018): Revista Geográfica de América Central; 467-488
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Many aqueducts built during the Spanish colonial era remain standing in México, albeit not functioning. A few date to the 16th century. Some of these early aqueducts are quite spectacular and highly visible. Others are small and are located in place
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https://doi.org/10.15359/rgac.61-3.24
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