Aboriginal knowhow could curb carbon emissions
14 Aug 2009
Aboriginal fire management practices could help to reduce Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions, scientists believe.
Indigenous techniques have limited the severity and scale of brushfires that break out every year across northern Australia's vast savannahs, they have found.
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