Vol. 60 No. 2 (2020): WITH SPECIAL ISSUE (The disappearing cryosphere in the southeastern Alps)

• Farm holdings and the owner’s residence location in the aspect of direct payments from the EU: A case study in nine regions in Poland

  Katarzyna Kocur-Bera

  7-20

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• Why and how central Europe's largest logistics complex developed on a brownfield site

  Robert Krzysztofik, Iwona Kantor-Pietraga, Tomasz Spórna, Weronika Dragan, Tomasz Szymonowicz

  21-31

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• The correlation between demographic development and land-use changes in Slovenia

  Uroš Horvat, Igor Žiberna

  33-55

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• Daily mobility of the elderly: An example from Łódź, Poland

  Marta Borowska-Stefańska, Szymon Wiśniewski, Michał Kowalski

  57-70

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• Land cover changes in protected areas of Slovakia between 1990 and 2018

  Michaela Žoncová

  71-89

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• Periodically inundated uvalas and collapse dolines of Upper Pivka, Slovenia

  Uroš Stepišnik, Petra Gostinčar

  91-150

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Special issue: The disappearing cryosphere in the southeastern Alps

• The disappearing cryosphere in the southeastern Alps: Introduction to special issue

  Matija Zorn, Blaž Komac, Anne Carrey, Mauro Hrvatin, Rok Ciglič, Berry Lyons

  109-124

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• The isotopic geochemistry of CaCO3 encrustations in Taylor Valley, Antarctica: Implications for their origin

  Berry Lyons, Kelly Foley, Anne Carey, Melisa Diaz, Gabriel Bowen, Thure Cerling

  125-139

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• The geochemistry of ice in the southeastern Alps, Slovenia

  Anne Carey, Devin Smith, Susan Welch, Matija Zorn, Jure Tičar, Matej Lipar, Blaž Komac, Berry Lyons

  141-153

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• Thickness and geodetic mass balance changes for the Triglav Glacier (southeastern Alps) from 1952 to 2016

  Mihaela Triglav Čekada, Matija Zorn

  155-173

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• Changes in the Skuta Glacier (southeastern Alps) assessed using non-metric images

  Mihaela Triglav Čekada, Patricija Barbo, Miha Pavšek, Matija Zorn

  175-190

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• Small glaciers in the Dinaric Mountains after eight years of observation: On the verge of extinction?

  Emil Mariov Gachev

  191-211

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