Australia -| Indigenous communities tap into better drinking water

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — August 17, 2012

Indigenous communities tap into better drinking water

Treatment equipment will be installed in two Aboriginal communities in Western Australia's north to improve the quality of their drinking water. GE Power and Water will install the equipment in Kiwirrkurra, on the edge of the Gibson Desert, and in the ...

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Australia -| Indigenous communities tap into better drinking water

Indigenous communities tap into better drinking water

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