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Does Sydney need a desalination plant?

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• Alphawater said:
  

  Very nice blog

  ON Fri, 29 Oct 10, 6:37am probably from India  Reply to this comment

• Levywinifred said:
  

  I think that to receive the credit loans from banks you should present a great motivation. However, one time I have received a small business loan, just because I was willing to buy a car.

  ON Thu, 12 May 11, 1:09pm probably from Poland  Reply to this comment

• Haytch said:
  

  You got rocks in ya head! A lot of IF's in your statements and what about when we have long periods of NO rain again? I know i couldn't hose my garden for months as the tank was empty.

  ON Sat, 31 Mar 12, 6:57am probably from Australia  Reply to this comment

  • Eco Guy said:
    

    What IF's? the statements on water leakage rate are fact. The statements on water recycling are fact. The statements on rainwater collection are deducted from the facts.
    
    A desal plant is the most expensive way to solve the water problem and does a lot of environmental damage to boot.

    ON Sat, 31 Mar 12, 8:46pm probably from Australia  Reply to this comment

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