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Thirsty Cities: Is Australia’s water secure?
A recent report via the University of Melbourne and The World Bank has highlighted the complex needs and pressures facing cities around the world with water.
Both climate change and population growth will force cities like Melbourne to rethink everything, from the kitchen to the farm.
So what are the details, and what does the future hold?
Sam Varian finds out.
Guests
Erin O’Donnell, Law Fellow at Melbourne University
Contributors
Sam Varian
Category: Audio, Interview, Local News, News, News and Commentary
Topics: Environment, News
Tags: climate change, future, melbourne, Sam Varian, sustainability, water
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