Water needs top priority argue scientists
June 25, 2008
Following on the back of last week’s leaked document reporting that the Murray-Darling has only months left if it is to be saved from permanet damage from drought, water experts are urging the Council of Ausatralian Governments (COAG) meeting to be held next week that the time for talk is over and that it is time for action on saving the Lower Murray. Professor Mike Young from Adelaide University says that action must include water shares for all states as well as for the environment, and Peter Cosier from the Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists argues the case for speeding up the Government’s water buy-back.
For further reading please visit www.ecomedia.org.au
Shopping
Shopping Cart 
Your shopping cart is empty.
Visit the shop
Visit the shop
Products
Advertisement
Latest Headlines
- Solar Power Can Thrive In Australia
- Solar Power Can Thrive Economically in Australia
- Eco Living Centre Appointed the Solahart Lower North Shore Distributor
- PowerFilm Take Your Creature Comforts with You While You Harness Nature’s Energy
- Government announces proposed carbon trading framework, reporting on emissions now mandatory
- Garnaut Empowers the People But Will Government Seize the Moment?
- ACF on design of the carbon pollution reduction scheme
- 3 in 4 voters support an ETS
- Penny Wong on the green paper and emissions trading scheme
- World class waste management plant for Sydney
