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245 00 Basin futures :|bwater reform in the Murray-Darling basin
/|cedited by Daniel Connell and R. Quentin Grafton.
264 1 Acton, A.C.T. :|bANU E Press,|c2011.
300 1 online resource (xx, 477 pages) :|billustrations, maps
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
340 |gpolychrome|2rdacc
347 data file|2rda
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |tBasin futures : an introduction --|gPart I.|tWater and
the basin --|tUnderstanding the basin and its dynamics /
|rJohn Williams --|tFreshwater ecosystem conservation :
principles versus policy /|rJamie Pittock and C. Max
Finlayson --|tEnvironmental water : the benefits of
ecological goods and services /|rRichard H. Norris --
|tClimate change and its impacts : current understanding,
future directions /|rNick Schofield --|gPart II.
|tCommunities --|tBasin bookends, the community
perspective /|rLeith Boully and Karlene Maywalda --|tMedia
and the guide to the basin plan /|rÅsa Wahlquist --
|tRethinking community in the face of natural resources
management challenges /|rMartin Mulligan --|tWhy justice
is important /|rCatherine Gross --|tIndigenous water
management : priorities for the next five years /|rSue
Jackson --|tWater planning and dispossession /|rJessica K.
Weir --|tFuture of the basin : thriving or dying
communities? /|rChris Miller --|gPart III.|tLegal issues -
-|tA sustainable Murray-Darling Basin : the legal
challenges /|rDouglas Fisher --|tEvidentiary issues with
the implementation of the sustainability duty of care in
the basin plan /|rJennifer McKay --|gPart IV.|tEconomics -
-|tEconomic costs and benefits of the proposed basin plan
/|rR. Quentin Grafton --|tMultiple benefits through the
life cycle of the basin plan /|rDarla Hatton MacDonald
[and others] --|tModelling challenges /|rQiang Jiang --
|tIrrigators, water trading, the environment and debt :
buying water entitlements for the environment /|rHenning
Bjornlund, Sarah Wheeler and Jeremy Cheesman --|tEconomic
perspectives of the proposed basin plan for the southern
connected Murray /|rDonna Brennan --|tManaging risk in the
Murray-Darling Basin /|rJohn Quiggin --|gPart V.
|tGovernance --|tRole of the Commonwealth environmental
water holder /|rDaniel Connell --|tImproving water
planning processes : priorities for the next five years /
|rMark Hamstead --|tConnecting science and engagement :
setting groundwater extraction limits using a stakeholder-
led decision-making process /|rStuart Richardson, Ray
Evans and Glenn Harrington --|tComparative perspectives on
basin governance in the Murray-Darling Basin : insights
from the western United States /|rDustin Garrick and
Rosalind Bark --|tWhat can the Murray-Darling Basin plan
achieve? Will it be enough? /|rNeil Byron --|tPlanning as
performance: the Murray-Darling Basin plan /|rRay Ison and
Philip Wallis --|tEnhancing collaborative management in
the basin /|rKatherine A. Daniell --|tImproving the basin
plan: options for consideration /|rMike Young.
505 00 |gPart I.|tWater and the Basin.|tUnderstanding the Basin
and its Dynamics /|rJohn Williams --|tFreshwater Ecosystem
Conservation: Principles versus policy /|rJamie Pittock
and C. Max Finlayson --|tEnvironmental Water: The Benefits
of Ecological Goods and Services /|rRichard H. Norris --
|tClimate Change and its Impacts -- Current understanding,
future directions /|rNick Schofield --|gPart II.
|tCommunities.|tBasin Bookends, the Community Perspective
/|rLeith Boully and Karlene Maywalda --|tMedia and the
Guide to the Basin Plan /|rÅsa Wahlquist --|tRethinking
Community in the Face of Natural Resources Management
Challenges /|rMartin Mulligan --|tWhy justice is important
/|rCatherine Gross --|tIndigenous Water Management:
Priorities for the next five years /|rSue Jackson --
|tWater Planning and Dispossession /|rJessica K. Weir --
|tFuture of the Basin: Thriving or dying communities? /
|rChris Miller --|gPart III.|tLegal issues.|tA Sustainable
Murray-Darling Basin: The legal challenges /|rDouglas
Fisher --|tEvidentiary Issues with the Implementation of
the Sustainability Duty of Care in the Basin Plan /
|rJennifer McKay --|gPart IV.|tEconomics.|tEconomic Costs
and Benefits of the Proposed Basin Plan /|rR. Quentin
Grafton --|tMultiple Benefits through the Life Cycle of
the Basin Plan Darla Hatton MacDonald [and others] --
|tModelling Challenges /|rQiang Jiang --|tIrrigators,
Water Trading, the Environment and Debt: Buying water
entitlements for the environment /|rHenning Bjornlund,
Sarah Wheeler and Jeremy Cheesman --|tEconomic
Perspectives of the Proposed Basin Plan for the Southern
Connected Murray /|rDonna Brennan --|tManaging Risk in the
Murray-Darling Basin /|rJohn Quiggin --|gPart V.
|tGovernance.|tRole of the Commonwealth Environmental
Water Holder /|rDaniel Connell --|tImproving Water
Planning Processes: Priorities for the next five years /
|rMark Hamstead --|tConnecting Science and Engagement:
Setting groundwater extraction limits using a stakeholder-
led decision-making process /|rStuart Richardson, Ray
Evans and Glenn Harrington --|tComparative Perspectives on
Basin Governance in the Murray-Darling Basin: Insights
from the western United States /|rDustin Garrick and
Rosalind Bark --|tWhat Can the Murray-Darling Basin Plan
Achieve? Will it be enough? /|rNeil Byron --|tPlanning as
Performance: The Murray-Darling Basin Plan /|rRay Ison and
Philip Wallis --|tEnhancing Collaborative Management in
the Basin /|rKatherine A. Daniell --|tImproving the Basin
Plan: Options for consideration /|rMike Young.
520 "This unique book brings together 27 chapters from some of
the world's leading practitioners and experts on
environmental water, communities, law, economics and
governance. Its goal is to understand the many dimensions
of water in the Murray- Darling Basin and provide guidance
about how to implement a water management plan that
addresses the needs of communities, the economy and the
environment."--Publisher's description.
546 English.
588 0 Online version; title from PDF title page (viewed July 11,
2013).
590 JSTOR|bBooks at JSTOR Open Access
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655 0 Electronic books.
655 4 Electronic books.
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700 1 Connell, Daniel.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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700 1 Grafton, R. Quentin,|d1962-|0https://id.loc.gov/
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no2013057750
776 08 |iPrint version:|tBasin futures.|dActon, A.C.T. : ANU E
Press, 2011|z9781921862243|w(OCoLC)719364111
856 40 |uhttps://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2307/j.ctt24hdpc|zOnline
eBook. Open Access via JSTOR.
880 00 |6505-00/(Q|gPart I.|tWater and the Basin.|tUnderstanding
the Basin and its Dynamics /|rJohn Williams --|tFreshwater
Ecosystem Conservation: Principles versus policy /|rJamie
Pittock and C. Max Finlayson --|tEnvironmental Water: The
Benefits of Ecological Goods and Services /|rRichard H.
Norris --|tClimate Change and its Impacts -- Current
understanding, future directions /|rNick Schofield --
|gPart II.|tCommunities.|tBasin Bookends, the Community
Perspective /|rLeith Boully and Karlene Maywalda --|tThe
Media and the Guide to the Basin Plan /|rA⁺ћsa Wahlquist -
-|tRethinking Community in the Face of Natural Resources
Management Challenges /|rMartin Mulligan --|tWhy justice
is important /|rCatherine Gross --|tIndigenous Water
Management: Priorities for the next five years /|rSue
Jackson --|tWater Planning and Dispossession /|rJessica K.
Weir --|tThe Future of the Basin: Thriving or dying
communities/|rChris Miller --|gPart III.|tLegal issues.|tA
Sustainable Murray-Darling Basin: The legal challenges /
|rDouglas Fisher --|tEvidentiary Issues with the
Implementation of the Sustainability Duty of Care in the
Basin Plan /|rJennifer McKay --|gPart IV.|tEconomics.
|tEconomic Costs and Benefits of the Proposed Basin Plan /
|rR. Quentin Grafton --|tMultiple Benefits through the
Life Cycle of the Basin Plan Darla Hatton MacDonald [and
others] --|tModelling Challenges /|rQiang Jiang --
|tIrrigators, Water Trading, the Environment and Debt:
Buying water entitlements for the environment /|rHenning
Bjornlund, Sarah Wheeler and Jeremy Cheesman --|tEconomic
Perspectives of the Proposed Basin Plan for the Southern
Connected Murray /|rDonna Brennan --|tManaging Risk in the
Murray-Darling Basin /|rJohn Quiggin --|gPart V.
|tGovernance.|tThe Role of the Commonwealth Environmental
Water Holder /|rDaniel Connell --|tImproving Water
Planning Processes: Priorities for the next five years /
|rMark Hamstead --|tConnecting Science and Engagement:
Setting groundwater extraction limits using a stakeholder-
led decision-making process /|rStuart Richardson, Ray
Evans and Glenn Harrington --|tComparative Perspectives on
Basin Governance in the Murray-Darling Basin: Insights
from the western United States /|rDustin Garrick and
Rosalind Bark --|tWhat Can the Murray-Darling Basin Plan
AchieveWill it be enough/|rNeil Byron --|tPlanning as
Performance: The Murray-Darling Basin Plan /|rRay Ison and
Philip Wallis --|tEnhancing Collaborative Management in
the Basin /|rKatherine A. Daniell --|tImproving the Basin
Plan: Options for consideration /|rMike Young.
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