Following the Water

Water reflects culture. This book is a detailed analysis of hydrological change in Australia’s largest inland waterway in Australia, the Gippsland Lakes in Victoria, in the first 70 years of white settlement. Following air, water is our primal need. Unlike many histories, this book looks at the entire hydrological cycle in one place, rather than focusing on one bit. Deftly

Archaeology · Biology · Colonialism · Economic history · Environmental history · Geography · Hydrology (agriculture · Settlement (finance · Water cycle · White (mutation · American Environmental and Regional History · Computer Science · Engineering · Geographies of human-animal interactions · Indigenous Studies and Ecology · Australasian & Pacific history · Hydrology & the hydrosphere · Ecology · History

• Water and Development

  Tushar Roy, Tirthankar Roy•Water and Development•2025

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• The Colonial Era

  Tushar Roy, Tirthankar Roy•Water and Development•2025

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• Bibliography of the history of Australian science, no. 41, 2019/20

  Open Access•Compiled by Helen M Cohn•Historical Records of Australian…•2021

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• Handbook of Ancient Water Technology

  Orjan Wikander•Handbook of Ancient Water…•2000

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• Governing the Commons

  Open Access•Elinor Ostrom, Элинор Остром•Governing the Commons•1990

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• Governing the Commons

  Open Access•Elinor Ostrom, Элинор Остром•Governing the Commons•2015

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• A History of the Ideas of Water

  Terje Tvedt, Terje Oestigaard•A History of Water•2010

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• The Anthropologist as Geologist

  Open Access•Ian Keen•The Australian Journal of…•2000

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• A relationship between environmental degradation and mental health in rural Western Australia

  Open Access•Peter Speldewinde, Peter C Speldewinde et al.•Health & Place•2009

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• Neil MacDonald on Epigraphic Records

  Nicole Macdonald, Neil Macdonald•Environmental History•2007

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• Oil Creek as Industrial Apparatus

  Brian Black•Environmental History•1998

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• Past Perceptions of the Great American Wetland

  Christopher F Meindl•Environmental History•2000

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• Sinking Peat Bogs

  P J E M van Dam•Environmental History•2001

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• Beyond the Hundredth Meridian

  Donald J Pisani•Environmental History•2000

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• Noah's Flood

  Michael Kempe•Environment and History•2003

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• Draining the Marshlands, Disciplining the Masses

  Daniel Speich Chassé, Daniel Speich•Environment and History•2002

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• The earliest daily barometric pressure readings in Italy

  Open Access•Dario Camuffo, Chiara Bertolin et al.•The Holocene•2010

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• Health and climatic hazards

  Open Access•Roger Few•Global Environmental Change•2006

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• A marshland chronicle, 1830–1960

  Open Access•Hugh Prince•Journal of Historical Geography•1995

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• Marsh fever”—The geography of malaria in England

  Open Access•Mary J Dobson, Mary Dobson•Journal of Historical Geography•1980

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• The placing of matter

  Open Access•Romain Garcier•Journal of Historical Geography•2009

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• Environment and institutions

  Open Access•J M Powell•Journal of Historical Geography•2002

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• Hydrology in Asian Civilizations

  Ven Te Chow•Water International•1976

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• The Role of Surface Water Drainage in Environmental Change

  Open Access•Kathryn H Taffs•Australian Geographical Studies•2001

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• Development and Damage

  Edwyna Harris•Landscape Research•2006

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• The Landscape in Aridity

  R F Peel•Transactions of the Institute of…•1966

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• Unstable climates

  Open Access•M Hulme, Dessai et al.•Geoforum•2008

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• Do We Really Understand Our Rivers? or Rivers in the Pooh ‐ Semper in Excreta

  Open Access•Robin F Warner•Australian Geographical Studies•1996

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• The Distribution and Environmental Relationships of Native Grasslands on the Lowland Gippsland Plain, Victoria

  Open Access•Ian D Lunt•Australian Geographical Studies•1997

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• Climate, caterpillars and terrain

  T M Perry•Australian Geographer•1957

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• Everyday Water

  Fiona Allon, Zoë Sofoulis•Australian Geographer•2006

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• Is the Hydrologic Cycle Sustainable? A Historical–Geographical Critique of a Modern Concept

  Jamie Linton•Annals of the Association of…•2008

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• A Beautiful Soaking Rain

  Open Access•Leah M Gibbs, Leah Gibbs•Environment and Planning D…•2010

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• Conventions of climate change

  Open Access•Diana Liverman, Diana M Liverman•Journal of Historical Geography•2008

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• The Changing Fenland

  J A Steers, H C Darby•Geographical Journal•1984

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• The Iron Duke

  Open Access•Annie Tindley•Historical Research•2009

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• Dugdale's History of Imbanking and Drayning

  Open Access•Frances Willmoth•Historical Research•1998

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• Ecocentrism, Weighted Interests and Property Theory

  Sheryl D Breen•Environmental Politics•2001

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• A Life in History

  E J Hobsbawm•Past & Present•2002

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• Taming the Waterwolf

  William H Tebrake•Technology and Culture•2002

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• Ecological Challenges, Technological Innovations

  P J E M van Dam•Technology and Culture•2002

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• An Arcadian Apparatus

  Lissa Roberts, Lissa Louise Roberts•Technology and Culture•2004

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• Learning from the Dutch

  Martin Reu, Martin Reuss•Technology and Culture•2002

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• System Building from Below

  Arne Kaijser•Technology and Culture•2002

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• Dikes and Dams, Thick with Politics

  Wiebe E Bijker•Isis•2007

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• Roma o morte' Garibaldi, Nationalism and the Problem of Psycho-biography

  D Pick•History Workshop Journal•2004

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• Traces on the Rhodian Shore

  Clarence J Glacken•Traces on the Rhodian Shore•1967

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