Tracing the Outputs from Drained Acid Sulphate Flood Plains to Minimize Threats to Coastal Lakes

MacDonald, Bennett; White, Ian; Heath, Lance; Smith, J.; Keene, Annabelle F.; Tunks, Mark; Kinsela, Andrew

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Tracing the Outputs from Drained Acid Sulphate Flood Plains to Minimize Threats to Coastal Lakes

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2006

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MacDonald, Bennett

White, Ian

Heath, Lance

Smith, J.

Keene, Annabelle F.

Tunks, Mark

Kinsela, Andrew

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CABI Publishing

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Drainage of acid sulphate flood plains for agriculture and urban development has led to the acidification of coastal waterbodies, major fish kills and other environmental effects in the subtropical areas of eastern Australia. These have produced problems

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/18287

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Environment and Livelihoods in Tropical Coastal Zones: Managing Agriculture-Fishery-Aquaculture Conflicts

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Tracing the Outputs from Drained Acid Sulphate Flood Plains to Minimize Threats to Coastal Lakes

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