School of Geography - Faculty of Environment

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• McDonald, A.T. (2003) Flooding: An Avoidable Hazard or An Increasing Risk? (2003) [PDF FILE] University of Birmingham, 17th November 2003
• McDonald, A.T. (2003) Is the world getting to be a more hazardous place? (2003) [PDF FILE] University of Salford, Salford, 18th November 2003 / Westminster Hall, London, 1 December 2003
• McDonald, A.T. (2002) 'Flooding: Reaction and Management' Westminster Hall, London, 10 December 2002
• McDonald, A.T. (2002) 'Renewables: Choices, Prospects, Problems' University of Salford, Salford, 14 November 2002
• McDonald, A.T. (2002) 'Floods: An Avoidable Hazard' University of Aston, Birmingham, 11 November 2002
• McDonald, A.T. (2001) 'Flooding: An Increasing Problem? Friends House, London. Phillip Allan Updates, 11th December 2001
• McDonald, A.T. (2001) 'Flooding: An Increasing Problem? University of Salford. Phillip Allan Updates, 14th November 2001
• McDonald, A.T. (2001) 'Merging nitrogen management and renewable energy needs' The Second International Nitrogen Conference, Ecological Society of America, Bolger Conference Centre, Potomac Maryland, 15 October 2001
• McDonald, A.T. (2001) 'Upper Wharfedale Research Visions' River Wharfe Board, Phoenix House, Leeds, 17 July 2001
  
• McDonald, A.T. (2000) 'Floods: An Avoidable Risk' London, 12 December 2000
• McDonald, A.T. (2000) 'Floods: An Avoidable Risk' Manchester, 6 November 2000
• McDonald, A.T. (2000) 'Water, Air, Land: Managing the Basics' Yorkshire in the 21st Century' Royal Geographical Society and Yorkshire Philosophical Society Conference, Tempest Anderson Hall, York, 8 April 2000
• McDonald, A.T. (2000) 'Microbial Sources and Processes in Surface Waters' Water Training International, Burn Hall, Thirsk, 28 February 2000
• McDonald, A.T. (2000) 'Process studies and software development for water management, conservation, risk recognition and forecasting' (invited), Environment Agency, Phoenix House, Leeds, 31 January 2000
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'From Water Science to Water Management' Sheffield Geographical Society' University of Sheffield, 18 November 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Energy Base 2000: Renewables or Fossil Fuels' Updates Conferences, Aston University, Birmingham, 18 November 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Energy Base 2000: Renewables or Fossil Fuels' Updates Conferences, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, 8 November 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Biomass Energy: Sustainability, Rural Environment and Enterprise' Sustaining Rural Environments: An International Conference, Flagstaff, Arizona, 20-23 October 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Regulating Rural Land Use in Water Gathering Grounds in the North of England' Sustaining Rural Environments: An International Conference, Flagstaff, Arizona, 20-23 October 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Risk and Resources: Past Contributions and Priorities for the Future' Future Geographies: 80th Birthday Conference, School of Geography, University of Leeds, 8-9 October 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Water Management Issues in Yorkshire' Oxley Hall, University of Leeds, 7 July 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Managing Risk in Environmental Management' Institute of Education, University of London, 22 April 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Times of Change: Philosophy, Content and Methodology' 10th Annual Conference of Teachers of Geography Syllabus B, School of Education, University of Leeds, Wakefield, 20 March 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Getting Environmental Messages Across International Boundaries' Crossing Boundaries, 15th Annual Conference, Birkbeck Centre for Canadian Studies, Birkbeck College, University of London, 19 February 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Teaching in a Research Environment' Workshop presentation for the PGC Learning and Teaching in HE course, Nuffield Institute, University of Leeds, 17 February 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999) 'Ecosystems and Environmental Management' Institute of Education, University of London, 3 February 1999
• McDonald, A.T., (1999) 'Designing Sustainability into the Packaging Industry' Faraday Partnership (presentation with A. Butt), White Hart Hotel, Harrogate, 2 February 1999
• McDonald, A.T. (1999, In Press) 'The behavior of sulpher, nitrogen and organic compounds in co-combustion of coal and biomass' Proc. Conf., Lisbon, with Kendall, Williams, Chagger and Pourkashanian
• McDonald, A.T. (1998) 'Water Supply Problems in Yorkshire: an Evaluation of The Great Yorkshire Drought' Geographical Association, Bootham School, York, December 1977
• McDonald, A.T. (1998) 'Hazard has Conditioned us to Live with Hazard' Training Partnership, Institute of Education, University of London, 5 November 1998
• McDonald, A.T. (1998) 'Sustainable Development: Problems and Prospects' Invited paper to the Annual Conference of the Scottish Association of Geography Teachers, University of Stirling, 31 October 1998
• McDonald, A.T. (1998) 'Flood Control and Management' Hereford and Brecon Geographical Association, 29 September 1998
• McDonald, A.T. (1998) 'Developing Generic Catchment Management Tools' Headwaters '98, Int. Ass. Water Resources, Moreno, Italy, April 1998
• McDonald, A.T. (1998) 'The Search for Sustainability' Paper presented at the Geographical Association Annual Conference, University of Leeds, April 1998
• McDonald, A.T. (1998) 'Ecosystems and their Management' Training Partnership, Institute of Education, London, March 1998
• McDonald, A.T. (1998) 'Measuring and Forecasting Water Demand'   Paper presented at the EPSRC/UKWIR Industry Academia Meeting, London Conference Centre, February 1998
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'Approaches to Flood Control' Sovereign Education, Pudsey, November 1997
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'Applying Geographical Catchment Research'  Paper presented at Research Seminar, University of Cambridge, November 1997
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'Water Issues 2,000' Royal Society of Arts' Leeds, November 1997
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'Resistance and Vulnerability in Ecological Systems' Training Partnership, Institute of Education, London, November 1997
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'Flooding: Ecology, Engineering or Economy, Sovereign Education, Pudsey Civic Hall, 11 November 1997
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'Environmental Issues of Small Island States' IBRD sponsored seminar series.  University of Mauritius, July 1997
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'The Sustainability of Forestry in British Columbia' Sustainability and Environmental Management, 6th Conference on Canadian Environment and Resources, Centre for Canadian Studies, University of Leeds, 14-15 May 1997
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'Developing procedures for risk evaluation and management in upland catchments' International Water Research Association,  Paper presented at the Conference on Catchment Management, Whistler, Vancouver, May 1997
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'A hydrochemical basis for managing manganese in water supplies from upland basins' Int. Assoc. Hydro. Sci. Morocco. April 1997.
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'The Great Yorkshire Water Crisis.' Geographical Association, University of Hull, 25th February 1997.
• McDonald, A.T. (1997) 'Ecology, economy & engineering as flood control strategies: rhetoric & reality.' The Training Partnership, Institute of Education, London, 5th February 1997.
• McDonald, A.T. (1996) 'Ecology, economy and engineering as flood control strategies' The Training Partnership, Institute of Education, London, November 1996
• McDonald, A.T. (1996) 'What counts in National Examinations!' Sovereign Education, Pudsey Civic Hall, 12th November 1996
• McDonald, A.T. (1996) 'Costing the earth' Water Training International, Burn Hall, North Yorkshire, 3rd May 1996
• McDonald, A.T. (1996) 'Rivers and water resource management: problems, issues and solutions' The Training Partnership, Institute of Education, London, 14th March 1996
• McDonald, A.T. (1996) 'Approaching the examination' Sovereign Education, The Commonwealth Institute, London, 7th March 1996
• McDonald, A.T. (1996) 'Towards sustainable forest management: the case of British Columbia' Paper presented at the 12th Annual Symposium on Canadian Studies, Birkbeck College, London, 17th February 1996