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    The influence of cognitive processes on rural landholder responses to climate change
    1 Jan 2012
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    Maureen Rogers, Allan Curtis, Nicki Mazur
    Journal of Environmental Management

    Global climate change modelling has identified south-east Australia as a 'hot spot' for more frequent climatic extremes. Rural landholders may be vulnerable to the risks climate change presents. Australia's rural landholders are considered highly adaptable, with a history of responding to climatic uncertainty and variability....

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