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Adapting our water supply to climate change
Ever wondered how climate change has affected our water supply?
Monthly Streamflow
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Years of declining rainfall means less water flowing into your dams.
* Average monthly streamflow between 1911 - 1974
Climate change
Hotter summers and lower rainfall means we must plan for our future by securing climate-resilient water sources and adopting waterwise practices.
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