Update Perth dams catchment rainfall and water waste

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WA Govt proudly wastes more money on water as Perth dams fill

No limit to water madness over decades in Western Australia. [1] Refusal for decades to manage catchments – see 2002 press. [2] Refusal for decades to use desal Wellington Dam water for metro supply, see next link – [3] Refusal for decades to use mega quantities of desal wheatbelt water constantly wasting to sea in … Continue reading WA Govt proudly wastes more money on water as Perth dams fill

Repetitive media year after year from WaterCorp about low runoff into Perth dams – the propaganda never ceases

Rainfall data show that while rainfall has not decreased that much in 40 years – runoff is drastically declining due to failure to manage catchment scrub. In most cases, the body adjusts to its usage. tadalafil 20mg for sale is a physician recommended drug in this manner obliges remedy from a speviagrat to begin its … Continue reading Repetitive media year after year from WaterCorp about low runoff into Perth dams – the propaganda never ceases

2011 update 37 year Perth dams catchment rainfall trend – nearly a Thousand GL of water wasted over 15 years by not managing catchments

In 2011 the Perth region has enjoyed an above average rain year – as shown in my graphic of 37 years of Perth dams catchment region May-October rainfall. This second graphic shows the constant decline in “catchment efficiency” CE since the late 1990’s – which was about the last time water authorities did much to … Continue reading 2011 update 37 year Perth dams catchment rainfall trend – nearly a Thousand GL of water wasted over 15 years by not managing catchments