It’s probably just laundered money in the end.

Have to say Senator Malcolm Roberts l would have preferred you as Australia’s PM over our current PM.

We got water

I think that is one of the most honest answeres I have seen for a while. He was confident and looking at the senator while understanding the questions. A far cry from the usual DEI ums and ahhs while looking around the room. DEI?.

Traviston Dam, Nth of Bris

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Off-set carbon emissions. Use our oil, coal and gas responsibly and offset the carbon output by establishing massive crops of vegetation. Relatively cheap to set up a small scale model, using waste water from a nearby outback town population. Net zero made easy. Pipe harvested rainwater and treated effluents to flat, arid regions of outback. Install delivery piping adjacent to existing rail corridors, providing ease of access to construct and maintain. * Extract toxins and other elements, and recycle them through series of natural processes. Deliver irrigation water to a central circular lake, for exposure to sun, air and natural evapo-transpiration process, populate a surface growth covering the central lake with say, water hyacinth. Central lake spills irrigation water over, entire perimeter, dropping about say, 50mm, over a level edge (like a fountain cascading) around its entire cicumference, into multiple surroundings circular motes each likewise overflowing over a level edge to then run free over the surrounding flat terrain. As supply of water and effluent increases, then more circular motes and weirs, may be added. Read through the page (mostly in Comments) in the link below and you'll get the picture. A fair amount of research is on the FB page. Providing, sustainable perpetual irrigation for produce and jobs, export tourists, fibre, mulch, stock feed seed, nuts, fruit, berries, vegetables, bio-fuel, crocodile farming, aquaculture, pet food, etc etc * What happens at the initial recycle process? * Sewage contains a wide range of valuable minerals, including common metals like copper, iron, and zinc, and precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum. Additionally, nutrients such as phosphorus and potassium, and other industrially important metals like palladium, aluminum, and chromium are present and can be recovered through advanced treatment processes. Recovering these materials is a form of "urban mining" that offers a sustainable alternative to traditional mining and can turn wastewater treatment into a valuable resource recovery process. Sewage is a valuable resource because it contains water, energy, and nutrients that can be recovered and reused, supporting a circular economy. After treatment, this water can be used for irrigation or industrial processes, while by-products like biogas can generate energy, and nutrient-rich sludge can be converted into fertilizer. This reduces reliance on freshwater sources, lowers fertilizer costs, and can generate revenue to help cover the costs of water treatment operations. www.facebook.com/groups/DroughtproofAustralia/?ref=share_group_link

I wonder if there’s any feed back on the “I need to take that on notice” answers? Great job on dodging answers as expected.

Outstanding statement from today’s National Press Club “Please Explain” or is there an interpreter available 🤣🤣

Don't forget you will need more water to go with nuclear. Power

If it's economical viable, the people who will use the water should be paying for the dam, not the Australian taxpayers who will see zero benefit from it.

Are you sure it wasn’t $200 thousand million?

Labor can`t approve any water-storage infrasructure, because the Greens won`t allow it.

I'll take that on notice

How to be a boring and irrelevant old man lol

UN don't want new dams. I'll let you read between the lines.!!!

Re name it the " Uranus" dam, more defitting the Labor Party

Murray Watts on the menu at Parliament House Canteen.

good it was cancilled.. it would have had a negative impact on the enviroment