Putting People First To Improve Water-risk Assessments | Mirage News
Top Stories Tamfitronics The strategy is being developed for use by water resource management organisations, such and landscape boards and catchment management authorities, and will influence the ways growers and communities access and utilise water resources."We know from research that the Murray-Darling Basin is headed for a drier future, with rainfall projected to decrease, particularly in the south and in winter, which means more time in drought and decreased soil moisture," says project lead, Professor Holger Maier, a Professor of Environmental Engineering at the University of Adelaide."We have a lot of useful information on climate change but there is a disconnect between those data and the actions taken to mitigate climate risks by stakeholders in the Murray-Darling Basin, leading to an ad hoc approach to climate adaptation."This project will provide the first step towards...
