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Greenhouse gas abatement: A review of potential social implications of land-use change in Australia.

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2004

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Race, Digby

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Institute of Foresters of Australia

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There is growing support, both within Australia and internationally, for substantial changes to the way rural land - particularly farmland - is managed, in an effort to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse gas abatement is part of the pressure

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Keywords: Acoustic emissions; Agriculture; Carbon; Cultivation; Forestry; Geographical regions; Land use; Social aspects; Carbon sequestration; Change; Green house gases; Social change; Social impact; Greenhouse effect; Agriculture; Carbon; Cultivation; Emission; F Agriculture; Australia; Carbon sequestration; Change; Forestry; Greenhouse gases; Land use; Social change; Social impact

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/79394

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ANU Research Publications

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Australian Forestry

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