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ACP Poster (Brussels, April 2014)
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Australian Groundwater Conference (Canberra, Nov 2015)
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Australian Groundwater Conference (Canberra, Nov 2015)
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Conference on Water Resources Sustainability Issues on Tropical Islands (Hawaii, Dec 2015)
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Europe Day (Suva, May 2016)
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The Science, Technology and Resources - STAR (Nadi, June 2016)
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The Science, Technology and Resources - STAR (Nadi, June 2016)
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Seawater Intrusion Meeting - SWIM (Cairns, July 2016) |
Seawater Intrusion Meeting - SWIM (Cairns, July 2016)
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Atolls
Atolls islands are low-lying reef carbonate islands. They usually consist of a series of narrow islands or motus surrounding a relatively shallow seawater lagoon. There are 261 atolls among the south-west Pacific Ocean. The largest number of atolls (77) are found in French Polynesia (Tuamotu Archipelagos)
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