Water - Assessing Australia?s Water Resources
Collation and availability of data, information and options for management, development and protection
Australian Water Resources Assessment 2000 is Australia?s fourth water resources assessment. It:
- better defines Australia?s surface and groundwater management units;
- details the quantity of water being used and allocated;
- details surface water quality and groundwater salinity;
- reports on environmental water allocations;
- reviews the potential for further development;
- highlights links between surface water and groundwater resources;
- provides access to summary data and information collated and presented at national, State/Territory and basin/groundwater management unit levels through the Australian Natural Resources Atlas and
- identifies knowledge gaps and data collection deficiencies that need to be resolved to underpin Australia?s water resources management and make it more effective.
Australian Water Resources Assessment 2000 was prepared in partnership with State and Territory water management agencies.
New South Wales
Department of Natural Resources
Victoria
Department of Sustainability and Environment
Queensland
Department of Natural Resources and Mines
Western Australia
South Australia
Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation
Tasmania
Department of Primary Industries, Water and Environment
Northern Territory
Department of Natural Resources, Environment and The Arts
Australian Capital Territory
Department of the Environment and Heritage
Australian State of Environment Reporting Unit - partners in surface water quality assessment
Table of Contents for the Australian Water Resources Assessment 2000
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