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Effects of timber harvesting on water yield from mountain ash forests
The effect of timber harvesting on water yield from mountain ash forest has been studied for decades. It is topical because mountain ash forests supply a large amount of water to Melbourne, a city of more than 4 million people. … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Probability and Bayesian analysis
Tagged fire, forest, mick mccarthy, models, mountain ash forests, probability, risk, timber harvesting, water
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