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Forest Conservation And Rehabilitation In Flood Hazard Reduction Experiences From USA China And Malaysia.

Increasing incidence of floods in recent decades in many countries, particularly the USA, China and Malaysia have been largely attributed to loss of natural water retention systems such as forest ecosystetns.

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Main Authors: Chang, Ngai Weng, Zakaria, Nor Azazi, Ghani, Aminuddin Ab, Kung, Hsiang-Te
Format: Monograph
Language:English
Published: USM 2006
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spelling my.usm.eprints.1195 http://eprints.usm.my/1195/ Forest Conservation And Rehabilitation In Flood Hazard Reduction Experiences From USA China And Malaysia. Chang, Ngai Weng Zakaria, Nor Azazi Ghani, Aminuddin Ab Kung, Hsiang-Te Increasing incidence of floods in recent decades in many countries, particularly the USA, China and Malaysia have been largely attributed to loss of natural water retention systems such as forest ecosystetns. USM 2006-03-31 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en cc_by http://eprints.usm.my/1195/1/Forest_Conservation_And_Rehabilitation_In_Flood_Hazard_Reduction_Experiences_From_USA_China_And_Malaysia.pdf Chang, Ngai Weng and Zakaria, Nor Azazi and Ghani, Aminuddin Ab and Kung, Hsiang-Te (2006) Forest Conservation And Rehabilitation In Flood Hazard Reduction Experiences From USA China And Malaysia. Project Report. USM.
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description Increasing incidence of floods in recent decades in many countries, particularly the USA, China and Malaysia have been largely attributed to loss of natural water retention systems such as forest ecosystetns.
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author Chang, Ngai Weng
Zakaria, Nor Azazi
Ghani, Aminuddin Ab
Kung, Hsiang-Te
spellingShingle Chang, Ngai Weng
Zakaria, Nor Azazi
Ghani, Aminuddin Ab
Kung, Hsiang-Te
Forest Conservation And Rehabilitation In Flood Hazard Reduction Experiences From USA China And Malaysia.
author_facet Chang, Ngai Weng
Zakaria, Nor Azazi
Ghani, Aminuddin Ab
Kung, Hsiang-Te
author_sort Chang, Ngai Weng
title Forest Conservation And Rehabilitation In Flood Hazard Reduction Experiences From USA China And Malaysia.
title_short Forest Conservation And Rehabilitation In Flood Hazard Reduction Experiences From USA China And Malaysia.
title_full Forest Conservation And Rehabilitation In Flood Hazard Reduction Experiences From USA China And Malaysia.
title_fullStr Forest Conservation And Rehabilitation In Flood Hazard Reduction Experiences From USA China And Malaysia.
title_full_unstemmed Forest Conservation And Rehabilitation In Flood Hazard Reduction Experiences From USA China And Malaysia.
title_sort forest conservation and rehabilitation in flood hazard reduction experiences from usa china and malaysia.
publisher USM
publishDate 2006
url http://eprints.usm.my/1195/1/Forest_Conservation_And_Rehabilitation_In_Flood_Hazard_Reduction_Experiences_From_USA_China_And_Malaysia.pdf
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