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Nutrients still a threat to 'good' inlet water quality I Australian Rural & Regional News
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Nutrients still a threat to 'good' inlet water quality I Australian Rural & Regional News
Mat Dalby, Denmark Bulletin Wilson Inlet/ Nullaki is a resilient estuary despite high nutrient loads from the catchment but water quality will become more variable between years due to climate change. A Department of Water and Environmental Regulation report, Wilson Inlet (Nullaki) – Condition of the Estuary 2025, was tabled at the Wilson Inlet Community Science Forum held on November 19 at the Denmark Country Club. Participants at the community…
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