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Title: Water Wind Art and Debate
Sub-title: How environmental concerns impact on disciplinary research
Edited by: Gavin Birch
ISBN10-13: 1920898654 : 9781920898656
Format: Paperback
Pages: 446
Weight: .590 Kg.
Published: Sydney University Press - October   2007
List Price: 40.00 Pounds Sterling
Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 2
Subjects: Research methods: general : Development studies : The environment
Table of Contents:
Foreword Part 1
Legal and political issues
1. A slow burn: the emergence of climate change law in Australia
Tim Stephens
2. Global warming and discourses of uncertainty: buying time, buying business and engendering risk
Stuart Rosewarne
3. State of the environment reporting by local government: Australian evidence on compliance and content
Rosina Mladenovic and Sandra van der Laan
4. Framing responsibility: global firms' environmental motivations
John Mikler
5. Economising water: the changing status of water in the political economy
Danielle Spruyt Part 2
Scientific viewpoints
6. Management of water resources under uncertainty: what does the future hold?
R. Willem Vervoort
7. A short geological and environmental history of the Sydney estuary, Australia
Gavin Birch
8. Energy from offshore wind: an overview
Dong-Sheng Jeng and Yun Zheng
9. Household environmental pressure from consumption: an Australian environmental atlas
Christopher Dey, Charles Berger, Barney Foran, Miles Foran, Rowena Joske, Manfred Lenzen and Richard Wood Part 3
Community issues
10. Civilising nature: museums and the environment
Jennifer Barrett and Phil McManus
11. Not just a pretty picture: art as ecological communication
Catriona Moore
12. Framing the debate: an analysis of the Australian Government's 2006 nuclear energy campaign
Gabrielle Higgins, Catherine Maggs, Mathew McKenzie, Eike Christian Meuter and Erin Semon Contributors
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