Home / Research / Something fishy Something fishy Socio-economic impacts of marine reserves in Australia Adam Palmer Rod Campbell Research Director Resources Media Release Something fishy: research shows minimal economic gain from large cutback in marine protection Full report P373-Something-fishy-SUBMISSION-FINAL Published September 21, 2017 / 9 years ago Topics Environment Tags Oceans Share Copy link Share Related Resources April 21, 2026 Taxing gas in Australia and Japan Japan taxes energy imports through its Petroleum and Coal Tax, which raises AUD $8 billion per year on average. Of this $8 billion, around $1.8 billion comes from taxing gas... by Richard Denniss, Rod Campbell and Matt Saunders January 1, 2005 The Indian Ocean tsunami and sea level rise: Lessons to be learned The tsunamis in the Indian Ocean reflect the issues States are going to face as sea levels rise. 80% of the Maldives are less than one meter above sea level, and if the sea... The Australia Institute September 30, 2020 Towards a sustainable marine management regime: An update on Tasmanian progress Tasmania is a unique and special place, wild in parts and populated in others, nestled inside a spectacular coastline. This little island provides a home for diverse marine... by Eloise Carr and Leanne Minshull
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