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  • The people and use of natural resources

    Author(s)
    Hundloe, Torstein
    Daniels, Peter
    White, Amy
    Crawford, Christine
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Hundloe, Torstein JA.
    Daniels, Peter L.
    Year published
    2012
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    Abstract
    With the brief history behind us, we now start to develop our understanding of the Little Swanport catchment as it is today. While considerable time will be spent on description, never far from our mind will be the central issues and questions we have dealt with in the lead-up to our case study. If this river basin was a nation (obviously a tiny one, in the San Marino league), what would we make of its economy and society? As a river basin, could its economy and society be improved by changing its present use of water, the resource that defines a catchment? We shall see.With the brief history behind us, we now start to develop our understanding of the Little Swanport catchment as it is today. While considerable time will be spent on description, never far from our mind will be the central issues and questions we have dealt with in the lead-up to our case study. If this river basin was a nation (obviously a tiny one, in the San Marino league), what would we make of its economy and society? As a river basin, could its economy and society be improved by changing its present use of water, the resource that defines a catchment? We shall see.
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    Book Title
    The value of water in a drying climate
    Publisher URI
    http://www.publish.csiro.au/book/6649
    Subject
    Environment and Resource Economics
    Ecological Economics
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/50464
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