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Intensive farming is eating up the Australian continent – but there’s another way

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Intensive farming is eating up the Australian continent – but there’s another way »

How can we accommodate the needs of both farming and nature? Research shows us how – but it means accepting land as a finite resource, and operating within its limits. In doing so, farmers will also reap benefits.

This story will change how you feel about drains

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How can we improve storm water quality and additionally, how to make storm water channels more appealing to the community, using methods from Indigenous science?