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Soil and Water - Publication and Research
- Approaches to Managing Nutrient Emissions in the Macalister irrigation District
- Is there a role for extension in regulatory change? A channel automation case study
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- Tradable Permit Scheme for Salt Emissions to Promote Investment
- Tradable Permit Scheme for phosphorus Emissions in the Goulburn Broken Catchment
- Water Policy in New Zealand and Australia: We’re not playing for tiddlywinks
