Supply and demand for water use by new forest plantations [electronic resource] : a market to balanc...
Supply and demand for water use by new forest plantations [electronic resource] : a market to balanc...
Supply and demand for water use by new forest plantations [electronic resource] : a market to balance increasing upstream water use with downstream community, industry and environmental use? / Tom Nordblom ... [et al.]
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[Orange, N.S.W.] : NSW Dept. of Primary Industries, 2009.
Date
2009.
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English
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[Orange, N.S.W.] : NSW Dept. of Primary Industries, 2009.
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New South Wales
Date Published
2009.
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"This study examines the use of water by existing downstream entitlement holders and their possible market interactions with upstream interests in new forestry plantations in the case of the Macquarie River Catchment, NSW."--Abstract.
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Supply and demand for water use by new forest plantations [electronic resource] : a market to balance increasing upstream water use with downstream community, industry and environmental use? / Tom Nordblom ... [et al.]
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Economic research report, 1442-9764 ; no. 43.
Logos of Future Farm Industries CRC and NSW Department of Primary Industries on title screen.
"JEL code: Q150, Q180".
"29 June 2009".
Includes bibliography.
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Also available in print.
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Available via World Wide Web. On 8/04/10 freely available from website of Dept. of Primary Industries at: http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/research/areas/biosecurity/economics-research/reports.
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74VvebL7aorA
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VvebL7aorA
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9780734719775
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991017179819702626
