Regarding The Ranger Camp Base’s 250,000L Water tank

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Port Stewart, Lama Lama › Water Resilience › Regarding The Ranger Camp Base’s 250,000L Water tank

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  • 08/03/2026 at 4:12 pm #9990
    Gabriel Portilla
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      Hello, I would just like to ask if the 250,000L Water Tank in Port Stewart Ranger base uses some sort of insulation within the tank to help reduce water evaporation. I would assume so correct?

      If so, is it possible for information to be provided on the material used the tank’s insulation?

      Also, is there more of this material stored in the base’s storage?

      Kind Regards,
      Gabriel Portilla
      A 1st year student in Curtin University

      16/03/2026 at 6:26 pm #10017
      Evelyn Todio
      Keymaster

        Hi Gabriel,

        Thank you for your questions. I am awaiting for a response from out scoping partners. Your patience is greatly appreciated.

        Kind regards,
        Evelyn

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