As our climate changes, so does our access to water. Depending on how much rainfall runoff flows into our dams, there are fluctuations in our water source mix. Alongside desalination, groundwater plays an important role in sustaining our water supply, delving into the earth's underground aquifers. To protect our lakes and wetlands and further secure our supply, we're investing in a deep groundwater network. This will allow us to continue to reduce our groundwater withdraw from environmentally sensitive areas.
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Find out moreDespite Perth’s wet August, rainfall run-off into Perth’s dams remains significantly below the long-term average.
It’s been a busy month for the CEED program, with presentations and new ideas being shared.
We're securing water sources for the regions for the future and maintaining infrastructure to ensure communities have reliable drinking water.
