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Key Risk Factors Affecting Farmers' Mental Health: A Systematic Review by Daghagh Yazd, Sahar, Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Zuo, Alec

“…Recently, concern has increased globally over farmers' mental health issues. We present a systematic review of the outcomes, locations, study designs, and…”
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A tale of two water markets in Australia: lessons for understanding participation in formal water markets by Ann Wheeler, Sarah, Garrick, Dustin E

“…Abstract Water markets are promoted as a demand-management strategy for addressing water scarcity. Although there is an increasing literature on the…”
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Exploring South Australian households' perceptions towards various food waste policies by Wheeler, By Sarah Ann, Xu, Ying, Gregg, Daniel

“…Increasing landfill and environmental costs are driving municipalities to search for effective policies to change household food waste disposal, balancing…”
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The welfare enhancing effects of agricultural innovation platforms and soil monitoring tools on farming household outcomes in southeastern Africa by Abebe, Fentahun, Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Zuo, Alec, Bjornlund, Henning

“…Utilizing survey information obtained from five irrigation schemes in southeastern Africa, we investigated the influence of agricultural innovation platforms…”
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Irrigators' willingness to pay for the adoption of soil moisture monitoring tools in South-Eastern Africa by Abebe, Fentahun, Zuo, Alec, Ann Wheeler, Sarah, Bjornlund, Henning, van Rooyen, Andre, Pittock, Jamie, Mdemu, Makarius, Chilundo, Mario

“…Contingent valuation is used to elicit irrigators' willingness to pay for soil moisture tools in irrigation schemes in Africa, with various econometric methods…”
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Water policy debate in Australia: Understanding the tenets of stakeholders’ social trust by Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Hatton MacDonald, Darla, Boxall, Peter

“…The increasing physical and economic scarcity of water due to increasing societal demands and climate change will require worldwide water policy reform. Water…”
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Measuring Price Elasticities of Demand and Supply of Water Entitlements Based on Stated and Revealed Preference Data by Zuo, Alec, Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Adamowicz, W.L. (Vic), Boxall, Peter C., Hatton-MacDonald, Darla

“…Estimates of price elasticities of water entitlements (known as permanent water or water rights in the United States) are complicated by data limitations and…”
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Key Findings from a Survey of Sellers to the Restoring the Balance Programme by Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Cheesman, Jeremy

“…This study provides the key results from a survey of water entitlement sellers to the Commonwealth's Restoring the Balance programme. At the start of 2012, the…”
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Using mental-modelling to explore how irrigators in the Murray–Darling Basin make water-use decisions by Douglas, Ellen M., Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Smith, David J., Overton, Ian C., Gray, Steven A., Doody, Tanya M., Crossman, Neville D.

“…Study region: Water stress and over-allocation are at the forefront of water management and policy challenges in Australia, especially in the Murray–Darling…”
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Breaking Water Laws in the Murray‐Darling Basin: Understanding Water Compliance Challenges and Stakeholder Perceptions by Seidl, Constantin, Wheeler, Sarah Ann

“…Climate change will put pressure on irrigated agriculture, increasing water scarcity and possible non‐compliance with water regulations. This is especially…”
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The Australian public’s preferences for further environmental and cultural water recovery options in the Murray-Darling Basin by Zuo, Alec, Wheeler, Sarah Ann

“…•Investigated the Australian public’s water recovery policy options.•Majority (60%) supported further water recovery beyond current goals.•Strong support was…”
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Comparing the success and failure of the Murray–Darling Basin Plan's water recovery programs by Wheeler, Sarah Ann

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Debunking Murray‐Darling Basin water trade myths by Wheeler, Sarah Ann

“…Australia, and particularly the Murray–Darling Basin (MDB), has the most mature and adopted water markets globally. Water trading is an important policy tool…”
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Treating water markets like stock markets: Key water market reform lessons in the Murray-Darling Basin by Seidl, Constantin, Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Zuo, Alec

“…•Most MDB stakeholders own the majority of their water needs in entitlements.•Non-landholders and savvy agri-corporates own portfolios of diverse…”
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Is there public desire for a federal takeover of water resource management in Australia? by Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Owens, Katherine, Zuo, Alec

“…Multi-jurisdictional water governance issues remain an ongoing challenge in transboundary and other water resource areas. Achieving coordinated and effective…”
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Modelling the climate, water and socio-economic drivers of farmer exit in the Murray-Darling Basin by Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Xu, Ying, Zuo, Alec

“…Absolute farm numbers all over the world have been decreasing over time, and in many countries, this is a source of concern for rural communities. In…”
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The Complex Relationship Between Households' Climate Change Concerns and Their Water and Energy Mitigation Behaviour by Nauges, Céline, Wheeler, Sarah Ann

“…This study analyses household survey data on water and energy climate change mitigation behaviour from eleven OECD countries, and provides new evidence of a…”
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Understanding the global success criteria for managed aquifer recharge schemes by Seidl, Constantin, Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Page, Declan

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Turning water into wine: Exploring water security perceptions and adaptation behaviour amongst conventional, organic and biodynamic grape growers by Wheeler, Sarah Ann, Marning, Angelika

“…•Water scarcity perceptions and behaviour are explored with 37 viticultural growers.•Alternative growers felt less vulnerable to water shortages or climate…”
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Informal and formal markets in meeting water needs by Wheeler, Sarah Ann

“…Despite being one of the most managed resources on earth, water availability and access can be the subject of illegal trade. These markets and their governance…”
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