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Thursday, August 29, 2013
Make sure you have a good look at the Year 12 Geography Evening presentations
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Year 12 Evening presentation
Go to the GTASA site to view the presentations from the Adelaide University Year 12 Student Evenings over the years, including this years on 12 August.
They are all useful to you but make sure you go through these ones:
A presentation by Dr John Tibby at the Year 12 Evening at Adelaide University on August 12th, 2014.
Water alternatives for Adelaide and South Australia
A presentation by Professor Graeme Hugo at the Year 12 Evening at Adelaide University on August 12th, 2014.
International Migration - Australia in a global context
A presentation by Professor Graeme Hugo at the Year 12 Evening at Adelaide University on August 22nd, 2013.
Asia's Youth Population
A presentation by Dr John Tibby at the Year 12 Evening at Adelaide University on August 22nd, 2013.
Ecological Footprints: implications for solving the most wicked problem of our time
A presentation by Dr John Tibby at the Year 12 Evening at Adelaide University on August 19th, 2009
Water Resources Issues in the Lower Murray
A presentation by Douglas Bardsley at the Year 12 Evening at Adelaide University on August 19th, 2009.
Geographers responding to climate change
A presentation by Dr John Tibby at the Year 12 Evening at Adelaide University on August 25th, 2008.
Water issues in the lower Murray Darling Basin
I suggest you have look at the presentations to revisit some of the great points made on these nights about population, development and resources.
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