Titlebook: Landscapes and Landforms of the Lesser Antilles; Casey D. Allen Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Caribbean.Lesser Antil

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Vanessa Slinger-Friedmans klassischen Informationsverarbeitung entwickelt der Autor deren basale theoretische Konzepte (Daten, Information, Symbol, Repr?sentation) weiter aus (Wissensverarbeitung)...So liegt denn auch ein Schwerpunkt 978-3-540-36918-9Series ISSN 2512-5281 Series E-ISSN 2512-529X

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Vanessa Slinger-Friedman,Susanna Diller,Lauren Parkinson

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,Saint Martin/Sint Maarten and Saint Barthélemy,. Martin attracting more cruise ships and resort-based tourists and St. Barthélemy focusing on a smaller-scale, luxury tourism niche. Tropical cyclones occasionally threaten these islands, but the greatest hazards may be droughts and any disruption to the energy system since rainwater catchment and

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Antigua and Barbuda,a result of Barbuda’s unique land tenure of common property. Still, despite their differences, both islands face similar environmental hazards including drought, hurricanes, soil erosion, flooding, and the long-term risks posed by climate change.

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Martinique,sians. Approximately, 380,000 people call Martinique home. Still, the island is a tourism destination primarily for Europeans staying for a few days and cruise boat passengers staying for a few hours. However, tourism officials in Martinique are trying to diversify the origins of tourists vacationin

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St. Lucia,f these activities, while important for the island’s economy, are susceptible to the hazards of hurricanes, floods, and landslides experienced on St. Lucia; and in turn, both these activities and the natural hazards have impacts on the island’s geological landscapes.

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Grenada: the Spice Isle,andscape supports both the primary industry, agriculture, and the largest portion of the economy, tourism. But these endeavors remain constrained by the islands’ landforms and left to the whims of Nature which plays a grand role in changing the landscape every few decades. As more on-Island studies

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