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N.O.D. Survey - WE NEED YOUR INPUT!

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​RESEARCH INTO IMPACT ON RECREATIONAL USERS OF THE COASTAL ENVIRONMENT NEAR OUTFALLS

WATER POLLUTION
​There are many contributors to water pollution. Direct sources include effluent outfalls from factories, refineries, waste treatment plants etc.. that emit fluids of varying quality directly into urban water supplies.  Indirect sources include contaminants that enter the water supply from soils/groundwater systems and from the atmosphere via rain water.

Soils and groundwaters contain the residue of human agricultural practices (fertilizers, pesticides, etc..) and improperly disposed of industrial wastes. Atmospheric contaminants are also derived from human practices (such as gaseous emissions from automobiles, factories and even bakeries).
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this questionnaire relates to the recreational users perceptions of coastal outfalls in their area
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    From the National Outfall Database map - which outfall are you considering?
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OUR GOAL

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WHAT IS THE NATIONAL OUTFALL DATABASE?

First Let's

Discover
This project will develop a National Outfall Database thet integrates information about pollutants arising from sewerage treatment and their distribution from sewerage outfalls around Australia

Now let's WORK

Conserve
Information on Australia's (estimated) 144 sewerage outfalls requires validation and consolidation to provide a clear understanding of their impacts for governments & coastal communities

IT'S UP TO US

Change
The National Outfall Database will collect this information and provide a single access point. The project will link decision makers, water authorities as well as bringing together local coastal communities 
Want To Make A difference?

REGISTER YOUR INTEREST IN COMMUNITY MONITORING

Clean Ocean Foundation plans to conduct pilot trials of community monitoring related to sewerage outfalls later this year. The plan is to then implement the monitoring program over Australia's coast during 2017 - 2018. If you, or a group you belong to might wish to engage with us on monitoring these outfalls and want to know more, please fill in your details below and we will be in touch.
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  • Home
  • About Us
  • Clean Ocean Clean Water
    • Forum Recycle or Pollute
    • Media 2022 >
      • Is this our Future?
      • Response Victoria SWS
    • Stop Victoria's Ocean Dumping >
      • Victoria Election 2022
    • COCW Victorian
    • COCW National
    • Save Water Save Us >
      • Save Water Campaign
      • Indigenous
      • Circular Economy
      • NOUS 2030
      • Electoral Candidates Survey
      • Upgrade Summary
      • 2019 Upgrading Australia's Outfalls
      • Upgrade Save Water Campaign
      • Stickers Save Water Campaign
  • NATIONAL OUTFALL DATABASE
    • National Outfall Reporting Standards
    • NOD Survey
    • Transparency Report 2019 NOD Final
    • 2018 NOD Summary
  • Supporting Partners
  • NEWS
    • WHITE PAPERS
  • Donate
    • Wills and Bequests
  • Community
    • Volunteer
    • Membership
    • Health Matters
    • Cotton Bud Survey
    • Events
    • Education Resources >
      • Education - The Big Poo
      • Flow Volumes
    • Community News
    • Walkerville >
      • Press Releases
  • CONTACT US
  • FAQ
  • Microplastics
    • Microplastic Emerging Pollutants and Water Recycling
    • Microplastics - Testing the Waters
    • Microfibres What you can do.
  • New Page