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    • (De)regulating the rural environment 

      Lyster, Rosemary
      Published 2002
      The 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (the Rio Conference) heralded a new era of environmental law, with its purpose to formulate strategies to achieve sustainable development worldwide, recognising ...
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    • Monstrous mothering: Understanding the causes of and responses to infanticide 

      Loughnan, Arlie; O’Connor, Mike
      Published 2023
      The deliberate killing of a child by its mother is abhorrent and is associated in the minds of many with mental illness and in particular with postnatal depression. However, at least 50% of perpetrators are neither "mad" ...
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    • Is land-use planning being underutilised for ensuring the resilience of new electricity infrastructure?: An Australian case study 

      Lyster, Rosemary; Kallies, Anne; England, Philippa; Vatala, Stephanie
      Published 2024
      Australia is a signatory to the Paris Agreement and has embarked upon a radical transformation of its electricity infrastructure to be achieved by 2030. This requires significant investment in new infrastructure including ...
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    • Coal seam gas in the context of global energy and climate change scenarios 

      Lyster, Rosemary
      Published 2012
      Coal seam gas (CSG) and other unconventional gases, such as shale gas, have been touted as delivering substantially fewer greenhouse gas emissions than coal. Further, the International Energy Agency has suggested that we ...
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    • Australia’s biodiversity and the bushfire climate catastrophe: Neoliberalism, causality, responsibility and recovery 

      Lyster, Rosemary; Couzens, Ed; Wardle, Glenda
      Published 2024
      Australia's climate-induced bushfire disaster during the 2019–2020 summer devastated ecological and human communities. The wildfires burnt over 10 million hectares, including vegetation that rarely burns or is poorly adapted ...
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