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A journal dedicated to conservation and wildlife management in the Pacific region.
RESEARCH ARTICLE

Desert Water

Graham R. Fulton

Pacific Conservation Biology 15(4) 234 - 234
Published: 2009

Abstract

About water. The photo in my mind is of a pool of permanent water in the desert fringe (Mileura Station). It was (and still is) called; Poonthoon Pool (see backcover for a picture of Poonthoon Pool. The water is salty more so than some bores. The why doesn?t matter. But it made a nice salty cup of tea, which some of the students in my company didn?t finish drinking even though they agreed with me that had they made soup with it the salt would have been advantageous. I only asked, ?Did the water boil?? Thus, it was safe to drink ? even better with soup. In some cities in Australia they are banning bottled water, because it is the most wasteful use of money and energy since the disposable razor. There are lessons to be learnt here. But, they are for you to evaluate.

https://doi.org/10.1071/PC090234

© CSIRO 2009

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