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Using reforestation to reverse salinisation in a large watershed
John Ruprecht
, Tim Sparks
, Ning Liu
, Bernard Dell
, Richard Harper
Forest Resources
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Reforestation
100%
Large Watershed
100%
Salinization
100%
Stream Salinity
100%
Deforestation
80%
Streamflow
40%
Forested Watershed
20%
Water Quality
20%
Economic Challenges
20%
Water Supply
20%
Groundwater System
20%
Environmental Challenges
20%
Policy Approaches
20%
Denmark
20%
Forest Cover
20%
Total Dissolved Solids
20%
Suitable Scale
20%
South-eastern Australia
20%
Annual Flow
20%
Eucalypt
20%
Regolith
20%
Small Water Supply
20%
Pulpwood
20%
River Salinity
20%
Water Pollution Accident
20%
Wood Plantation
20%
Private Land
20%
Deep-rooted Plant
20%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Salinity
100%
Salinization
100%
Reforestation
100%
Deforestation
66%
Streamflow
33%
Water Supply
33%
Water Quality
33%
Denmark
16%
Forest Cover
16%
Western Australia
16%
Regolith
16%
Policy Approach
16%
Restoration of Water
16%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Watersheds
100%
Reforestation
100%
Deforestation
80%
Water Supply
40%
Water Quality
40%
Eucalypt
20%
Forested Watersheds
20%
Wood Pulp
20%
Plantation
20%