Dams to ease crisis ...

From the Australian:

January 26, 2006

THE Queensland Government is preparing to start work on another small dam in the state's southeast, along with a water recycling dam for one of the region's major power stations, as population growth and the drought point to the prospect of dry times.

The Government last year opened Paradise Dam near Bundaberg - the first dam to be built in Australia since 1994 - and Premier Peter Beattie yesterday announced that work had started on Cedar Grove Weir at Jimboomba, south of Brisbane, as well as a scheme to pipe recycled water to Swanbank Power station, west of Brisbane.

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