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A Universe in a Drop of Water

Protecting Our Planet

Water is an extraordinary molecule containing an abundance of invisible and essential life sustaining elements. Within a single drop of water, an astrologically large number "sextrillion or 1.67 x1021" of molecules exists. The size of the tiny water molecule is approximately...

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What is Water, and why is it important to protect it?

Water runs through every aspect of our daily life. It can be used to purify and clean, but also for pollution and destruction. Water is intimately linked to our well being, food production, energy, and also economic growth. With some 25 years of environmental consulting experience on about 1000 contaminated sites in Australia, I feel compelled...
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