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Alaska's cooper boom and bust
  • Between 1911 and 1938 the mill at Kennecott, Alaska produced 1.5 billion pounds of copper and 9 million ounces of byproduct silver. The mill was connected by a railroad to the tidewater port of Cordova. Tourists now visit the four ghost towns left
Estimating census undercount from school enrollment data: an application to the Soviet censuses of 1959 and 1970
  • SILVER, B. D.
Une herdade agro-forestière en Algarve, Portugal
  • Algarve ; Culture sous pluie ; Exploitation agricole ; Exploitation mixte ; Forêt ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Portugal ; Silves, canton ; Structure agraire
Prices of food products in Polish Territory as index of climatic oscillations in the Little Ice Age
  • The results of studies of three different authors made it possible to plot for Cracow a diagram of prices expressed by a silver equivalent, comprising the period 1369-1914. Besides general tendencies depending on economic conditions, long-term
Secondary airflow and sediment transport in the lee of a reversing dune
  • Lee-side windspeed and sediment transport were measured over a small transverse ridge in the Silver Peak dunefield, west-central Nevada, using an intensive array of 25 cup anemometers and 7 total flux traps. From these results, implications
A simple measure of fertility control
  • SILVER, B. D.
Regional competitive advantage and growth in national interindustry markets in Thirty-fifth North American Meetings. Toronto, 1988.
  • SILVERS, A. L.
The state and local industrial policy question
  • SILVER, H.
A large California flood and correlative global climatic events 400 years ago
  • The AA. describe the first dated offshore evidence of a large flood in southern California that occurred close to 400 years ago and is likely coeval with the younger Silver Lake episode. After using varve counts to estimate an age between A.D. 1600
The Mexican salt industry 1560-1980. A study in chance.
  • Mexico has not only developed the widest range of methods for recovering sodium chloride worldwide, it was also the first country to use salt on a large scale for industrial purposes. From about 1560 to the 20th century, Mexico refined its silver
. . . Silver in the stars and gold in the morning sun : non-farm rural landowners’ motivations for rural living and attachment to their land
  • . . . Silver in the stars and gold in the morning sun : non-farm rural landowners’ motivations for rural living and attachment to their land
Does selling state silver generate private gold? neighbourhood impacts of state house sales
  • Does selling state silver generate private gold? neighbourhood impacts of state house sales
National conceptions of the new urban poverty: social structural change in Britain, France and the United States
  • SILVER, H.
Soil genesis on beach ridges of pluvial lake Mojave : implications for Holocene lacustrine and eolian events in the Mojave Desert, Southern California
  • Silver Lake and Soda Lake playas, Mojave Desert, California, are bounded by locally well preserved shoreline, features that reflect the presence of pluvial Lake Mojave. Morphological, textural and chemical analysis of the soils indicate that eolian
Dolnośląska wieś – rok 2050
  • assumptions : (1) no silver bullet – not assumed of incremental advances in technology, (2) no World War III, (3) no hidden genies – e.g. no killer disease pandemic, a meteorite impact and other accidents with low probability of occurrence, (4) the global
Incremental infrastructures : material improvisation and social collaboration across post-colonial Accra
  • SILVER, J.[b1]
Gatekeepers and keymasters : dynamic relationships of access in geographical fieldwork
  • SILVER, J.J.
Urban bound migration and rural investment: the case of Mexico
  • SILVERS, A. L.
Neighborhood planning in historical perspective in Learning from the Past. The history of planning.
  • SILVER, C.
Mountain forests and employment in Savoy, France
  • , silver fir, and Scots pine), private forests are tiny and broadleaf, and the state controls some forests on land subject to erosion. Although the area of forest has increased in recent years, employment in forestry activities has not followed the same