Murray-Darling Basin Ernst and Young study finds 450 gigalitres can be recovered without negative socio-economic impacts

Updated January 25 2018 - 5:15pm, first published 2:06pm
STUDY: The Ernst and Young report into Murray-Darling Basin efficiency measures finds that 450GL of water can be recovered without negative socio-economic impacts.
STUDY: The Ernst and Young report into Murray-Darling Basin efficiency measures finds that 450GL of water can be recovered without negative socio-economic impacts.

Gwydir Valley Irrigators Association has questioned whether the recovery of a proposed 450 gigalitres of water could be achieved without negative impacts on Murray-Darling Basin communities, following the release of an efficiency measures report.

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