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Quentin Grafton

Canberra
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Professor of Economics, ARC Laureate Fellow & UNESCO Chair at the Australian National University, Convenor Water Justice Hub
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The next Basin Plan is a disaster in the making

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By Quentin Grafton, Richard Kingsford, Sarah Wheeler, John Williams
| pearlsandirritations.com
Members of the Murray-Darling Basin Knowledge Alliance explain why the original Basin plan was flawed and the proposed new plan will also fail to protect and restore the rivers of Murray-Darling Basin. The Murray-Darling Basin is Australia’s breadbasket and home to threatened ecological communities and species. For many years there has been a contest between different Basin stakeholders as to how its limited water will be allocated: how much for production and how much for the environment.
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The next Basin Plan is a disaster in the making

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By Quentin Grafton, Richard Kingsford, Sarah Wheeler
| Pearls and Irritations
Members of the Murray-Darling Basin Knowledge Alliance explain why the original Basin plan was flawed and the proposed new plan will also fail to protect and restore the rivers of Murray-Darling Basin. The Murray-Darling Basin is Australia’s breadbasket and home to threatened ecological communities and species. For many years there has been a contest between different Basin stakeholders as to how its limited water will be allocated: how much for production and how much for the environment.
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Most councils don’t track real-time water use, and you can’t manage what you don’t measure

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By Julia Talbot-Jones, Quentin Grafton
| Inkl
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