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Australia's Water Corporation weighs the options for climate-independent water

Australia's Water Corporation is looking at "a range of options" for its next climate-independent source of water for western Australia, as it reaches the halfway mark of a 10-year strategy to ensure a climate-independent water supply.

Sue Murphy, chief executive of Water Corporation said that while ¡°no decision has been made¡± about the next major water project, plans are in place to ¡°expand our desalination plants, to trial a groundwater replenishment scheme, and progressively to shift our groundwater abstraction to the deeper aquifers, while working with the community to reduce water use.¡±

The first stage of groundwater scheme, which has the capacity to recharge up to 14 billion litres of drinking water a year, will be complete by December 2016. It uses ¡°advanced¡± wastewater treatment to produce recycled water that is recharged into an aquifer for later use as drinking water.

¡°Perth and the south west of western Australia are among the areas on the planet that have been hardest hit by the drying climate,¡± said Murphy. ¡°We are in the process of finalising planning for the next climate-independent source of water so that we can progress the regulatory and environmental approvals.¡±

Australia¡¯s Water Minister, Mia Davies, quoted by ABC Online, said that the groundwater scheme was ¡°probably¡± the next major climate-independent source of water for the region.

Western Australia¡¯s two desalination plants in Kwinana and Binningup supply about half of the drinking water needs of Perth, or 145 billion litres a year, independent of rainfall.

¡°The two desalination plants have met all of our expectations as a safe, reliable and environmentally sustainable water source in our drying climate. They will continue to play a major role into the future by consistently supplying water to our customers,¡± said Murphy.

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