Issue 260 Groundwater edition

Australia’s groundwater resources support communities, industries and the environment across the country. But there is increasing pressure on this resource. We need to ensure that the best available science is used to inform decision-making, and this science provides solid understanding of groundwater processes, timescales and impacts.

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