Drought in Australia: some problems for future research.

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Heathcote, R. L

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 26 MAY 1976Description: 8p., 12 refs, 1 figReport number: AcademicSubject(s):

Subject: Five categories of future research into drought in Australia are suggested. First, the complex area of human perception of drought; secondly, the significance of drought in the Australian ecosystems; thirdly, the impact of drought upon local, regional and national economies; fourthly, the significance of drought for human population carrying capacities of the continent; fifthly, the political significance of drought

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Symposium Dates 26-29 May 1976

Five categories of future research into drought in Australia are suggested. First, the complex area of human perception of drought; secondly, the significance of drought in the Australian ecosystems; thirdly, the impact of drought upon local, regional and national economies; fourthly, the significance of drought for human population carrying capacities of the continent; fifthly, the political significance of drought

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