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Kim Hagen
Open University
Department of Geography
Milton Keynes
United Kingdom
E-mail: [email protected]
Acknowledgements
This study was funded by the Open University and the British Geological Survey, and carried out with the support
of Prof Michael Petterson (University of Leiceseter / Secretariat of the Pacific Community), Prof Nigel Clark
(Lancaster University), Dr Melissa Butcher (Open University), Dr David Humphreys (Open University), and Dr
Susanne Sargeant (British Geological Survey).