Response to Gallagher (2022)—the <scp><i>Australian Tidal Restoration for Blue Carbon method 2022</i></scp>—conservative, robust, and practical
Catherine E. Lovelock(The University of Queensland), James Z. Sippo(Southern Cross University), Peter I. Macreadie(Deakin University), Jeffrey J. Kelleway(University of Wollongong), Luke M. Mosley(Wine Australia), María Fernanda Adame(Griffith University), Sabine Dittmann(Flinders University), Alice R. Jones(The University of Adelaide), Damien T. Maher(Southern Cross University), Kerrylee Rogers(University of Wollongong), Valerie Hagger(The University of Queensland), Sharyn Hickey(The University of Western Australia), Lindsay B. Hutley(Charles Darwin University), Paul S. Lavery(Edith Cowan University)
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