Non-point pollution, voluntarism and policy failure: lessons for the Swan-Canning

Gunningham, Neil; Sinclair, Darren L

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Non-point pollution, voluntarism and policy failure: lessons for the Swan-Canning

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2004

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Gunningham, Neil

Sinclair, Darren L

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This article examines the growing problem of non-point source pollution from agricultural enterprises and the failure of existing policy responses, which rely heavily on the use of information, education and voluntary programs. Drawing on both internation

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