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Inquiries following the 2002-2003 Austrlain bushfires: common themes and future directions for Australian bushfire mitigation and management.

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2005

Authors

Kanowski, Peter
Whelan, R
Ellis, Stephen J R

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Institute of Foresters of Australia

Abstract

Major bushfires in south-eastern Australia in the 2002-2003 bushfire season caused the loss of ten lives, substantial damage both to rural and urban property and to infrastructure and primary production systems, and had significant environmental impacts.

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Keywords: Education; Fire control systems; Fire resistance; Fires; Planning; Public policy; Recovery; Social aspects; Societies and institutions; Community education; Fire control; Fire effects; reviews; Forestry; Education; Fire Fighting; Fire Prevention; Fire Res Community education; Fire; Fire control; Fire effects; Fire prevention; Organization; Policy; Reviews

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/78625

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ANU Research Publications

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Australian Forestry

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Journal article

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2037-12-31

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