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Restoring flows on Australia's Snowy River: Assessing the impacts on local amenity

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2003

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Walker, Andrew

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Beech Tree Publishing

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This paper outlines the assessment of local amenity benefits arising out of increased flows along Australia's Snowy River. The assessment used indicators of river condition to address the amenity issues raised by local residents. An expert panel provided

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Keywords: amenity; assessment method; basin management; river flow; Australia Amenity; Catchment management; Environmental flow; Snowy River

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/85776

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ANU Research Publications

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Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal

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