ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Water is critical for our way of life.
But rising temperatures, population growth and a reduction in rainfall is putting pressure on aquatic ecosystems.
Today, Brad Bowden speaks with University of Western Australia ecohydrologist and research academic Sally Thompson and marine scientist and spacial ecologist Sharyn Hickey about the significance of marine environments, the importance of preserving water and water quality.
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