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Future water leaders talk climate, commitment and consequences during

Climate change is forcing societies gl

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Contemplating the solar-desalination sunrise

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What is COP26, and why is it important?

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the news lately, you’d have seen a

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GWI Global Water Matters Podcast

The UNSW-GWI Global Water Matters Podcast was launched in 2020 to

UNSW-GWI Podcast Tile Final

Global Water Matters Podcast Episode 2: Insights from the Colorado

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Celebrating our PhD students on International Women's Day

This International Women’s Day we acknowledge the brilliant work by

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Understanding connections between groundwater, caves and climate

UNSW’s Baker Lab Group is at the front line of research related to

UNSW Global Water Institute Research - Daniel Abebe

Egypt, Ethiopia and the division of the Nile

The Nile river is the world’s longest, flowing through north-eastern

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PLuS Alliance explores SDG6: Implementing the targets

The 21st International Riversymposium was held in Sydney on 14-18

Dr Sean Kerins and Dr Fiona Johnson

The long fight to protect Country and Water in the Southwest Gulf of

The Garrwa, Gudanji, Marra and Yanyuwa peoples in the southwest Gulf

2018 Waterbird Survey

Blog: 36th Annual Waterbird Survey

UNSW's Richard Kingsford, from the Centre for Ecosystem Science (CES

UNSW's Dr. Susanne Schmeidl and Dr Zafar Adeel,Executive Director at the Pacific Water Research Centre at Simon Fraser University

Women as Agents of Change for Water Security: A focus on conflict and

The Arab region has dramatically low water availability, which for

UNSW Global Water Institute Seminar - Richard Rushforth

Data Fusion to FEWSION: Mapping the U.S. food, energy, water nexus

Food, energy and water intersect at many levels; food and water are

UNSW Global Water Institute Research - Drinking water in Vietnam

Decision-making tools for water treatment in rural Vietnam

Globally, over 680 million people lack access to safe drinking water

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Professor Stuart Khan: Advancing water treatment through ARC Future

Professor Stuart Khan, in the School of Civil and Environmental

Dr Emma Carmody, EDO and Cameron Holley, UNSW

Law reform in the Murray-Darling Basin: Accuracy, transparency and

The Murray-Darling Basin has dominated Australia’s environmental news

UNSW Global Water Institute - Gwenda Lansbury, Nina Lansbury-Hall and Russell Lansbury

Delivering water, sanitation and hygiene services to Australia’s

In remote Indigenous Australia, many communities lack access to

UNSW Global Water Institute - World Water Day

A big day and a big year for water

World Water Day is approaching (22nd March) in celebration of both

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Water Research Laboratory tackles water issues in the Pacific Islands

The Pacific Islands are home to some of the most beautiful scenery in

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UNSW alumnus turns instrument entrepreneur

After completing his PhD in Chemical Engineering at UNSW in 2007, Dr

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Hope on the Highlands Highway

The Highlands Highway is used by thousands of people in Papua New

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Understanding culture to conserve water

A group of UNSW water researchers: Juan Carlos Castilla-Rho, Martin

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Cutting-edge technologies to provide clean water to regional India

In 2015, a new water research initiative was established at UNSW-GWI

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Leading transformation in the Hindu-Kush Himalayas

The Himalayan region is being severely impacted by climate change,

Global water institute - Richard McLoughlin

Challenges, successes and priorities in Australia's water

Over the past decade, Australia’s Commonwealth Government has

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Arsenic in ground waters of the Mekong: Morbidity, Toxicity &

Taking steps to keep Mekong communities safe from arsenic exposure

Global water institute research - Lion in Okavango Delta, Botswana

River Basin Ecosystem Management course helping to conserve Okavango

A new course offered by the Centre for Ecosystem Science takes

Collecting Mikania weed near Amaltari Village - Fiona Johnson

Improving agricultural production in Nepal

UNSW-GWI and ASU are working with communities in Nepal to get more

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Exploring impacts of engineered nanoparticles on the environment

A/Prof Denis O’Carroll is investigating the fate and toxicity of

Global water institute water stewardship

Building value through voluntary water stewardship

In his April 27 Global Water Institute Seminar, Michael Spencer

Global Water Institute Research - Measuring soil electrical conductivity using DUALEM-421

Advanced time-lapse imaging of soil-water dynamics

Estimating soil-water content has never been easier, thanks to

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UNSW building capacity in Myanmar

Collaboration between UNSW and Myanmar continues to grow

Global Water Institute Research China Dam Diplomacy

Game Changers in China’s Dam Diplomacy

New study reveals how Myanmar's anti-myitsone dam activists changed

IHI team members taking water samples in Kondoa

Building WaSH Resilience to Climate Change in Tanzania

Understanding how drinking water quality is affected by climate

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Improving Oyster Diets Through Nuclear Technologies

Breaking new ground on understanding the dietary requirements of

Prof Schofield at VietWater 2016

An excellent opportunity to collaborate with water professionals in

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Challenges of Rice-Shrimp Farming in the Mekong Delta

A review of the ACIAR-funded Rice-Shrimp Project highlighted

A/Prof Sammut with Warala Villagers

Inland Aquaculture Project shines at the 60th Goroka Show in PNG

The ACIAR inland aquaculture project showcased to thousands of people

A well-rounded approach, Jakarta Bay

A well-rounded approach

A more holistic perspective on water quality management.

Changing lives through fish farming in Papua New Guinea

Changing lives through fish farming in Papua New Guinea

Fish farming in PNG has brought about positive social impacts that

Delivering clean water

Delivering clean water

From your toilet to your tap, recycled water could soon become a