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If you get lost following GPS-directions, blame drifting Australia!

6 March, 2020by yingying urbaqua Leave a comment

“The only thing that remains constant is change!” Nothing on the Earth is static due to continental drift. Australia moves particularly fast by geological standards, caused by the shifting tectonic […]

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Serpentine RAP

14 February, 2020by alexurbaqua Leave a comment

Earlier this week Peel-Harvey Catchment Council (PHCC) announced that draft version of “Serpentine River Action Plan” is now completed and final report will be published and launched soon. PHCC partnered […]

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Introducing Urbaqua’s newest recruit

13 May, 2019by yingying urbaqua Leave a comment

Urbaqua has recently added one new team member to our ranks. Yingying Shi is our new Graduate Environmental Scientist. Yingying had her Doctoral degree related to Water Resource Management. Yingying proposed that the […]

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Urbaqua wraps up it’s second year

21 December, 2018by alexurbaqua Leave a comment

Urbaqua is finishing up for another year! We’ve learnt a lot over the course of 2018, but apparently we haven’t learnt the art of the group photo – here’s a […]

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The Future of Water

26 October, 2018by alexurbaqua 1 Comment

It’s National Water Week and the theme is ‘Water for Me, Water for All‘. Earlier this month the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released their landmark report on Global […]

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climate change, environment, Uncategorized, water resource management

It’s National Water Week!

22 October, 2018by alexurbaqua Leave a comment

Each year National Water Week lands on the third week in October – with the intent of inspiring individuals, communities and organisations to work together to build awareness around the […]

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Small Problems in the Big Ocean

2 August, 2018by thomasurbaqua Leave a comment

Plastic pollution in our oceans has long been a visible issue in our society. Photos of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch are so bad should they make you remember to […]

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Green is as good as gold for mental health

27 July, 2018by thomasurbaqua Leave a comment

Sunday the 29th of July is National Tree Day, which is as good a reason as any to talk about the benefits of trees. This time round we want to […]

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World Environment Day #BeatPlasticPollution

5 June, 2018by alexurbaqua Leave a comment

Today is World Environment Day! In 1972 the UN General Assembly designated the 5th of June as World Environment Day. Since then it has become the UN’s most important day […]

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Groundwater Myth Busting

4 May, 2018by alexurbaqua Leave a comment

It is estimated that up to 98% of the earth’s available freshwater is groundwater. So what do you really know about it? When you hear ‘groundwater aquifer’ what do you […]

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