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🌱We love working with communities & supporting projects like this one on Ngemba-Baakindji Country in Bourke, NSW - improving #FoodSecurity, #health & employment opportunities. Looking forward to further collaboration this year! ruralhealth.org.au/partyline…
Congrats to kefeng zhang @UNSWEngineering on the completion of some important research on #stormwater recycling! On 14 Nov, @WaterRA_updates is holding a workshop to discuss findings & recommendations for updating Aus Guidelines for Water Recycling - waterra.com.au/event/project…
Congrats to @JesSammut @UNSWScience who received $2.6m+ from @ACIARAustralia to keep improving fish farming in PNG! Project impacts include health benefits, sustainable livelihoods, crime & war reduction, less violence against women & better education -
unsw.edu.au/news/2023/09/fis…
Congrats to the Waterbirds Aerial Survey Team @CES_UNSW & @NSWDPIE_Water for being awarded a #EurekaPrize for Applied Environmental Research!🏅
The #wildlife🦢survey is one of the largest & longest-running in the world with huge conservation benefits - australian.museum/get-involv…
🍃Great editorial in the latest issue of @Nature on importance of community-led, evidence based solutions to achieve #SDG6 targets. Fabulous leadership by @DharriwaaEGroup, @Dharriwaa_UNSW and @georgeinstitute supported by @ProfSeraYoung & HWISE tools - nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Some good news and a great pic from the Mekong! More about this project, led by @UNSW's @JesSammut can be found on the @unswbees website - unsw.edu.au/research/ecosyst…
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👏Congrats @PhilippaHiggin5 & colleagues on publication of SPaDA - a multi-proxy, spatially resolved reconstruction data set verified against fossil coral records. An important tool in helping the #Pacific plan & manage #water in a changing #climate 🌧️link.springer.com/article/10…
🏆Congratulations to Christine Corby, CEO of @Walgett_AMS, who has just been appointed a member (AM) in the general division in the Order of Australia! She is recognised for significant service to Indigenous health, and to the community of Walgett.
On #WorldOceansDay, we’re pleased to share that the @UNSW #water community is working on a sea of projects that are helping to conserve & sustainably use the #oceans, seas & marine resources.
Explore what we're doing to achieve #SDG14 - edi.unsw.edu.au/sustainabili…
#UNSW #SDGs #UN
UNSW Global Water Institute retweeted
💬 "...what is clear is that coral disease prevalence is climbing across the globe..."
A UNSW study has found that coral disease tripled over the past 25 years and could increase to 76.8% by 2100 if temperatures continue to rise at current rates. 🪸
newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/sc…
#WorldEnvironmentDay is all about solutions to #PlasticPollution! We're proud to report that @UNSW is working with retailers, staff & students to eliminate problematic single-use plastics, make packaging recyclable or compostable & reduce use of single-use coffee cups & bottles.
To celebrate #WorldEnvironmentDay, we’re releasing our first progress report on our Environmental Sustainability Plan 2022-24.
Our 2022 progress includes:
☀️ A new solar system
♻️ New recycling systems
📈 Responsible investment strategies
Full story: inside.unsw.edu.au/social-im…
New UNSW paper suggests that thermal #desal via #MED using electrolyser waste heat can be less costly than alternatives & produce surplus #water, challenging the notion that seawater #desal via #ReverseOsmosis will feed Australia’s green #hydrogen future - authors.elsevier.com/a/1h47b…
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Our wonderful @UnswWater colleague Martin Andersen is working with the excellent Walgett River Ranger team this week during @UNSW term break.
The River Ranger team preparing for measuring groundwater & river levels with @Dharriwaa_UNSW & @UnswWater collaborator Martin Andersen in the carpark after full-on classroom learning this morning
Don't forget to register for this webinar on the crisis in #Walgett! It's happening at 2pm AEST on Tuesday 9th May - events.humanitix.com/yn-webi…
Following the story in #Walgett? Check out this @Dharriwaa_UNSW webinar on Tues 9 May. Hear from @DharriwaaEGroup @Walgett_AMS @UnswWater & @georgeinstitute on survey methodology & findings as well as community-led efforts to improve food & water security👉events.humanitix.com/yn-webi…
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The White Sands Senior Living community in La Jolla California have their own #CoastSnap station and have been collecting data for over a year. It was wonderful to pay them a visit & see their excitement in participating in coastal monitoring...got the 5 star treatment too!
UNSW Global Water Institute retweeted
Well said Minister: "Sharpe said every community in NSW should have confidence in the management of their local waterways and their ongoing protection for future generations." theguardian.com/australia-ne…
Following the story in #Walgett? Check out this @Dharriwaa_UNSW webinar on Tues 9 May. Hear from @DharriwaaEGroup @Walgett_AMS @UnswWater & @georgeinstitute on survey methodology & findings as well as community-led efforts to improve food & water security👉events.humanitix.com/yn-webi…
UNSW Global Water Institute retweeted
How #CoastSnap is helping Ghana's fishing industry tackle it's "golden seaweed" problem @UnswWater
Ghana's fishing industry has a 'golden seaweed' problem - how citizen science can help theconversation.com/ghanas-f… via @TC_Africa
@sienvdp @AddoAppeaning @WinnieSowah @SARTRAC1 @GulfofGuineaSaN @IESS_UG
If you missed the @abc730 report on drinking #water in #Walgett last night, you can now view it online. Hear directly from residents about how they're impacted and their vision for the community's future.
Most of us take access to clean drinking water for granted. For the past 5 years the community of Walgett in north-west NSW has had to rely on bore water. Many are now refusing to drink it, complaining that it's slimy, salty and smells. #abc730 @Williams__Carly