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Volume 51,
Number 3,
August 2018
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The role of septic tanks in the dissolved phosphorus budget of the Upper River Nar and possible implications for other catchments
Influence of weathering-induced iron precipitation on properties of sandstone in a tropical environment
Well flow and dilution measurements for characterization of vertical hydraulic conductivity structure of a carbonate aquifer
Five Decades of Settlement and Subsidence
In situ
measurements of near-surface hydraulic conductivity in engineered clay slopes
A Recurrent Composite Loess Landslide in Southwestern China
Syneresis dependent shear strength parameters of sodium silicate grouted sands
Liberation of selenium from alteration of the Bowland Shale Formation: evidence from the Mam Tor landslide
Slope hazards on the Ethiopian road network
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Numerical modelling of slope–vegetation–atmosphere interaction: an overview
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Engineering geological mapping for civil engineering practice in the United Kingdom
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