South Australia receives 8 per cent of the Murray/Darling inflows, of which Adelaide uses on average 130 gigalitres for industry, commerce, business and community, houses and gardens, according to John Calder, Hallet Cove, in a letter to the editor of The Advertiser (17/9/2007, p. 17). Read the rest of this entry »
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Vox pop: Gardens take miniscule amounts of Murray water but contribute significantly to economy
Posted by waterweek on 20 September 2007
Posted in Allocations, Conservation, Consumption, Domestic, Irrigation, Public Opinion, River Murray, SA, Water Markets, Water Trade, Water Week Vol 0411, mdb, water | Leave a Comment »
