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COVID-19 and the academe in South Africa: Not business as usual

Hedding, David; Greve, Michelle; Nel, Werner; Breetzke, Gregory D.; Jansen van Vuuren, Bettine (2020-07-20)

The famous R.E.M. song laments ‘It’s the end of the world as we know it, I had some time alone, I feel fine…’. Many South Africans would agree that COVID-19 signals the end of the world (or business) as we know it, and ...
Pronival ramparts: A review

Hedding, David W. (SAGE, 2016)

Pronival ramparts are debris ridges formed at the downslope margins of perennial or semi-permanent snowbeds beneath bedrock cliffs. These landforms, also previously known as protalus ramparts, are located in periglacial ...
Quantifying and Predicting the Water Quality Associated with Land Cover Change: A Case Study of the Blesbok Spruit Catchment, South Africa

du Plessis, Anja; Harmse, Tertius; Ahmed, Fethi (Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI), 2014-08-29)

The integrity of the Blesbok Spruit catchment has been significantly compromised over the past decades, mainly due to the discharge of mining effluent and sewage. This research investigated the hydrological responses, in ...

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