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Research - Water research from CSIRO

May 22nd, 2007

by Ferne Edwards

Urban waterscapes: creating water smart cities for Australia is part of the CSIRO’s “Water for a Healthy Country Flagship research” program, which aims to establish Australian cities as world leaders in the efficient use of water. The project initially focuses on Australia’s two major east coast cities of Melbourne and Sydney. These cities are examined as total urban systems, with a focus on the impact of urban water activities from the ocean to the outer reaches of our water supply catchments.

Two major research projects tackling city water issues are:
* Water Smart City Systems: creating ’water-smart‘ cities tailored to Australian culture and conditions
* Water Smart Communities: transforming urban water service provision.

Visit the CSIRO’s website to find out more.

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