Risk and uncertainty in environmental management : Fenner conference on the environment, Australian Academy of Science, November 1995, Canberra.

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TextPublication details: Canberra : Australian National University, 1996Description: ii, 238 p. : illISBN:

0867404450

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363.17630994 21

Subject: This conference addressed the problem of developing credible and workable methods of analysing and assessing both natural hazards and risks arising from the result of human activity, some of which derive from technological advances and others from increasing pressures on the natural environment due to population growth and increasing affluence

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This conference addressed the problem of developing credible and workable methods of analysing and assessing both natural hazards and risks arising from the result of human activity, some of which derive from technological advances and others from increasing pressures on the natural environment due to population growth and increasing affluence

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