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    Twenty years of pacifying responses to environmental management 

    Jacobson, C; Hughey, Kenneth; Lynch, AJJ; Nursey-Bray, M; O'Connell, M; Munro, PG; Vella, K; Whiley, D; Dovers, S; Carter, RW (Taylor & Francis, 2014)
    Using a state, pressure, response framework, we provide an evidence-based reflection on environmental outcomes in Australia and New Zealand across the domains of climate change, biodiversity, freshwater and marine management, ...
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    Rodent control and island conservation 

    Howald, G; Ross, James; Buckle, AP (CAB International, 2015)
    Most rodent species are highly adapted, selected, boom-or-bust strategists. Such pre-adaptation to invasiveness allows them quickly to take advantage of abundant new resources and is why rodents are among the most successful ...
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    Removal of COD and ammonia-nitrogen by sawdust/bentonite augmented SBR process 

    Mohajeri, P; Selamat, MR; Abdul Aziz, H; Smith, Carol (MDPI, 2018-08-06)
    Water pollutants removal by biomass adsorbent has been considered innovative and cost effective, thus commendable for application in industrial applications. However, certain important aspects have been overlooked by ...
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    An evaluation of systematic versus strategically-placed camera traps for monitoring feral cats in New Zealand 

    Nichols, M; Ross, James; Glen, AS; Paterson, Adrian (MDPI, 2019-09-16)
    We deploy camera traps to monitor feral cat (Felis catus) populations at two pastoral sites in Hawke’s Bay, North Island, New Zealand. At Site 1, cameras are deployed at pre-determined GPS points on a 500-m grid, and at ...
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    Enhancing the adsorption of lead (II) by bentonite enriched with pH-adjusted meranti sawdust 

    Mohajeri, P; Smith, Carol; Selamat, MR; Abdul Aziz, H (MDPI, 2018-12)
    In recent years, the need for a safe and modern composite barrier for the prevention of groundwater contamination and the provision of geo-environmental protection has been studied together with the need of designing a ...
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    Enhancing the adsorption of lead (II) by bentonite enriched with pH-adjusted meranti sawdust 

    Mohajeri, P; Smith, Carol; Selamat, MR; Abdul Aziz, H (MDPI, 2018-11-01)
    In recent years, the need for safe and modern composite barrier for the prevention of groundwater contamination and the provision of Geo-environmental protection has been studied together with the need of designing low ...
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    Removal of COD and ammonia nitrogen by a sawdust/bentonite-augmented SBR process 

    Mohajeri, P; Selamat, MR; Abdul Aziz, H; Smith, Carol (MDPI, 2018-12)
    Water pollutant removal by biomass adsorbent has been considered innovative and cost-effective, and thus commendable for application in industry. However, certain important aspects have been overlooked by researchers, ...
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    From ‘clean and green’ to ‘brown and down’: A synthesis of historical changes to biodiversity and marine ecosystems in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand 

    Urlich, Stephen; Handley, SJ (Elsevier, 2020-12-01)
    Ecosystem-based management (EBM) is a potential antidote to the alleviation of multiple stressors in highly-valued and contested marine environments. An understanding of the magnitude and drivers of past ecosystem changes ...
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    A close examination of the role and needed expertise of brokers in bridging and building science policy boundaries in environmental decision making 

    Duncan, R; Robson-Williams, M; Edwards, Sarah (Springer Nature, 2020-04-22)
    Knowledge brokers are often portrayed as neutral intermediaries that act as a necessary conduit between the spheres of science and policy. Conceived largely as a task in packaging, brokers are expected to link knowledge ...
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    Policy and practice certainty for effective uptake of diffuse pollution practices in a light-touch regulated country 

    Knook, Jorie; Dynes, R; Pinxterhuis, I; de Klein, CAM; Eory, V; Brander, M; Moran, D (Springer, 2020-02)
    Although the link between agriculture and diffuse water pollution has been understood for decades, there is still a need to implement effective measures to address this issue. In countries with light-touch regulation, such ...
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