Even Far From The Ocean, Australia's Drylands Are Riddled With Salty Groundwater. What Can Land Managers Do?


Author: David Pannell

(MENAFN- The Conversation) In the 1890s, railway engineers noticed river water used by steam locomotives started to become salty when surrounding land was cleared for agriculture.
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