Tuesday 11 November 2008

Region. Forum on water supply

An expert panel will debate ways to secure Western Sydney's water supply in the face of extended droughts, climate change and growing demand as part of a of a forum which seeks to secure the future of the Hawkesbury-Nepean river system. "Without question water is vital for survival, but it is also essential for maintaining and fuelling Western Sydney - the fastest growing region in Sydney and the third largest contributor to Australia's GPD," said Associate Professor Basant Maheshmari, from the UWS School of Natural Sciences and CRC for Irrigation Futures. Water in Western Sydney irrigates gardens producing fresh fruit and vegetables worth millions, and is also a vital input in many industries. "Water for Western Sydney. Who will miss out?" will be held at the Hawkesbury campus, on November 29.

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is going to be an very interesting event if you have an interest want to have your say in the future of water for Western Sydney.

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