**4. Conclusion**

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Photo 2. Scars of the andesite quarry at Sás-tó near Gyöngyös in the Mátra Hills (N-

Photo 3. The Bluewater Shopping Centre near London with the mine wall of the Blue Circle

Chalk Quarry in the background

Hungary) made visible by clear-cutting with Mt. Kékes in the background

Anthropogenic geomorphology is a new challenge for geomorphologists, since environmental problems have an effect on several branches of science. We teach anthropogenic geomorphology as an activity system, therefore, we believe in the equality ranks among the various fields of science in environmental protection and we assign an important part to anthropogenic geomorphology in the structure of our education.
