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Droughts prompts Australia to turn to desalination despite cost
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Islet of Indonesia to construct seawater desalination plant
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Funding boost for Garden Island desalination plant
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Water desalination plant underway in South Chennai
Water desalination plant underway in South Chennai
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New water de-salinisation project underway in Sarawak
New water de-salinisation project underway in Sarawak
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China's netizens tackle water pollution
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Mekong countries at odds over mega-dams
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Desalination seen booming at 15 per cent a year as world water dries up
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Incentives for farmers to protect watersheds and forests
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US$450 million desalination expansion project to address Australia's water woes
US$450 million desalination expansion project to address Australia's water woes
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