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✓ Published: 20-Mar-2017
✓ Published: 20-Mar-2017
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Water is as critical to life as air. It’s what we share, mostly what we are, what we pollute, and what we revere. Water Futures was a three-day international, interdisciplinary event involving participants from across Australia and the Asia Pacific, held in Melbourne Australia in February 2017 and convened by Arts House, City of Melbourne as part of Asia TOPA. Artists, scientists, Indigenous elders, economists, activists, politicians, diplomats and the community came together for a crucial con
Water is as critical to life as air. It’s what we share, mostly what we are, what we pollute, and what we revere. Water Futures was a three-day international, interdisciplinary event involving participants from across Australia and the Asia Pacific, held in Melbourne Australia in February 2017 and convened by Arts House, City of Melbourne as part of Asia TOPA. Artists, scientists, Indigenous elders, economists, activists, politicians, diplomats and the community came together for a crucial con
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