Managing critical infrastructure in a changing climate

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08 Sep 2014

Managing critical infrastructure in a changing climate: risk, roles, responsibilities and politics 

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infrastructure
policy

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A/Prof Karen Hussey
Researcher
karen.hussey@anu.edu.au
Prof Stephen Dovers
Researcher
stephen.dovers@anu.edu.au

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