Water treatment system for saline bores in EWB

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  • 16/04/2021 at 3:15 pm #1874
    Scott Daniel
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      we are students from SSTC NEUQ. We are donating ourselves to solving a problem about Water treatment system for saline bores in EWB. We need some information about saline bores situations and current water treatment system of Cape York in Queensland.Especially, the information for drinking water using of local Indigenous that we also need. If you can provide us with those information and knowledge, we will thank you for your enthusiastic help sincerely!

      30/04/2021 at 4:28 pm #1949
      Luke Barbagallo
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        Hello SSTC Students, Thanks for reaching out and apologies for the delayed response!

        There are no water treatment systems currently employed on the Cape. The focus of your solution should be on addressing the bore salinty, and otherwise assume that the drinking water drawn from bores is safe for consumption.

        Thanks,

        Luke

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