September 2024 - Pollution in Victoria
The smog from cars and trucks, the lead in our soil from leaded fuel, the sewage overflows, the agricultural and stormwater runoffs, the light and sounds from humans at night, and the remains of macro- and microplastics everywhere. This is just a fraction of pollution sources in our state and country.
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Flying drones to track coastal erosion, building model solar vehicles, using DNA fingerprinting to detect secretive animals – science comes alive when you experience it with others in activities that are relevant and approachable. In this Community Engagement edition we show how science and technology can open the way to knowledge and solutions for the whole community.
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