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Risk-based Approaches for Managing Contaminants in Catchments

The project, undertaken through a research collaboration between Monash University, the University of Melbourne and CSIRO, and in partnership with regional natural resource management agencies, aimed to:

  • to develop guidelines for risk-based approaches that can be used to prioritise ecological risks from multiple contaminants in a catchment context (i.e. multiple-stressors resulting in multiple issues)
  • to develop and apply quantitative models of ecosystem components and relationships to address key issues of concern
  • to increase the capacity in Australian natural resource management agencies to use risk-based assessment approaches.

More information

See chapter 10 “Salt, Nutrient, Sediment and Interactions: Findings from the National River Contaminants Program” below.


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Citation

Land & Water Australia. 2009. Risk-based Approaches for Managing Contaminants in Catchments. [Online] (Updated August 6th, 2009)
Available at: http://lwa.gov.au/node/3676 [Accessed Tuesday 26th of April 2011 02:36:40 AM ].

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UMO43

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