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A plan to return 450 gigalitres of environmental flows to the River Murray will fall short and is on track to return just 13 per cent of the required water by the 2024 deadline, a study has found.
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At an early autumn Writers’ Week discussion about the ruin of the Murray-Darling River system it was revealed – depressingly – that South Australia is the source of a new and particularly thirsty problem: almonds.
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The appointment of a former NSW Nationals leader to a key Murray-Darling water compliance role has prompted a private complaint to Canberra from the Marshall Government, demanding the urgent appointment of a South Australian to the basin authority board.
The competition watchdog has called for a major overhaul of Murray-Darling Basin water markets, warning of serious problems needing urgent action.
A temperature increase of half a degree by 2041 will force more than half the farmers in the Murray-Darling Basin to walk off their farms, a report says.
Underground bodies of freshwater could hold the key to the health of the fragile floodplains of the Murray Darling Basin.
The Marshall Government’s unacceptable response to the Murray Darling Basin Plan Royal Commission compounds the triumph of superficial politics over science, writes Richard Beasley, the senior counsel assisting the commission.
