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12 – W.E. Wood

9 August, 200426 December, 2011 by David Pannell4 Min Reading

W.E. Wood was a railway engineer working in the wheatbelt of Western Australia who, in 1924, was the first to publish a correct diagnosis of

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Environment, Natural resource management, Politics

11 – Politics and dryland salinity

2 August, 200426 December, 2011 by David Pannell3 Min Reading

This week I am presenting a paper on “Politics and Dryland Salinity” at a conference in Bendigo, Victoria, called Salinity Solutions: Working with Science and

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Music

10 – The White Album

26 July, 200431 October, 2015 by David Pannell3 Min Reading

In 1968 The Beatles released a double album which is actually called “The Beatles” but which is universally referred to as “the White Album”, in

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Miscellaneous

9 – Distance

19 July, 200426 December, 2011 by David Pannell3 Min Reading

I live in a town called Albany, south-east of Perth in Western Australia. Perth is a long way from all other cities and is often

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Economics

8 – Is economics hard hearted?

12 July, 200426 December, 2011 by David Pannell5 Min Reading

I watched a lot of tennis from Wimbledon when it was on a week or two ago. The big story of the tournament was the

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Environment, Natural resource management, Policy, Politics

7 – Government inquiries into salinity

5 July, 200426 December, 2011 by David Pannell4 Min Reading

Last week, another government report on salinity was released. This one was by the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Science and Innovation, under the

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