26 research outputs found
Nitrogen fixation by the diazotroph Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii
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Avoiding unintended outcomes from REDD
No full textTropical forests occur almost exclusively in developing\ud
countries and sustain at least half of the world’s species\ud
(Wilson 1992). These forests store vast amounts of carbon\ud
(IPCC 2007) and provide homes and resources for 60 million people (WCFSD 1999). If they continue to be cleared at current rates of 6–12 million ha/year (Achard et al. 2002; FAO 2006), all economically exploitable tropical forests, and the values they sustain, could disappear before 2100 (TCG 2009)
Using 3D geological modelling and geochemical mixing models to characterise alluvial aquifer recharge sources in the upper Condamine River catchment, Queensland, Australia
No full textCollaboration mobilises institutions with scale-dependent comparative advantage in landscape-scale biodiversity conservation
No full textA participatory modelling approach to define farm-scale effects of reclaimed wastewater irrigation in the Lockyer Valley, Australia
No full textSustainability assessment of flood mitigation projects: An innovative decision support framework
No full textHydrological changes and ecological impacts associated with water resource development in large floodplain rivers in the Australian tropics
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