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Mining dust and bird poo: how clean is the rainwater Australians drink?

Australians should not assume the water that falls on their roofs is safe to drink, experts say

Great artesian basinNew south walesNorthern territoryBroken hillIan wrightStuart khanPeter coombesSydney universityAustralian national universityWater research australiaSchool of civilEnvironmental engineeringNewcrest cadiaWestern sydney universityResearch australiaGuardian australia

UNSW academic explores impact of constitutional right to safe, reliable water

A promise to protect Sydney and Hunter water infrastructure in the constitution has opened a conversation about enshrining a right to safe, clean reliable water for all of NSW.

Western australiaNew south walesCrescent headChris minnsPaul harmonPaul hauvilleChris minnStuart khanProfessor of universityKempsey shire councilSchool of civilInverell shire councilNew south wales premier chris minnSydney waterHunter waterEnvironmental engineering

Coal seam gas waste plan risks washing 5m tonnes of salt into the Murray-Darling Basin | Environment

Critics say a proposal to dispose of salt from waste brine by burying it in lined landfill is ‘not a long-term solution’

New south walesPacific lngand santosHelena garciaEllie smithStuart khanGlen beasleyAndrew garnettAustralian petroleum productionLock the gate alliance queenslandQueensland department of environmentArrow energyUniversity of new south walesExploration association appeaUniversity of queensland centre for natural gasUq centre for natural gasExploration association

Australia the second thirstiest country for bottled water despite paying the highest prices

New UN report finds the average Australian spent $580 buying 504L of bottled water in 2021

United statesNew south walesStuart khanUn university institute for waterAustralian beverages councilNorth americaSydney waterPip kiernan

Australia has an unquenchable thirst for the world s costliest water

Why do Australians continue to buy the most expensive bottled water on earth, when they can get it for less than 1¢ a litre out of the tap?

Stuart khanAustralian beverages councilPip kiernanClean up australia

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