At a minimum, Indigenous water rights in «reserved water rights» should include and account for separate cultural, and economic water allocations, and where water management is being conducted by Indigenous peoples on behalf of the government, in distinct
environmental water allocations.
The Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder has sold 6.7 gigalitres of Commonwealth
environmental water allocations for a return of $ 2.878 million that will be used to improve the environment of the Murray Darling Basin.
Due to the dry conditions no Commonwealth
environmental water allocations were available in the Lower Warrego catchment at Toorale.
Due to the dry conditions in 2014 ‑ 15 no Commonwealth
environmental water allocations were available for use in the Lower Warrego catchment at Toorale.
During 2015 ‑ 16 no Commonwealth
environmental water allocation was available from the Toorale licences for the Warrego River due to very low flows.
Not exact matches
The Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder is selling annual
allocations; it is not selling permanent entitlements.
The Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder today announced up to 10 gigalitres of water allocation will be available for sale in the Gwydir va
Water Holder today announced up to 10 gigalitres of
water allocation will be available for sale in the Gwydir va
water allocation will be available for sale in the Gwydir valley.
Both NSW (through the NSW Riverbank program) and the Victorian
Environmental Water Holder have traded
allocations in the past.
The Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder is selling a small portion of its annual allocations; it is not selling permanent water entitlem
Water Holder is selling a small portion of its annual
allocations; it is not selling permanent
water entitlem
water entitlements.
«I have decided to trade 20 GLs of
water allocations because there is enough
water available, through carryover from 2014 - 15 and annual
allocations, to continue to build
environmental resilience in the Goulburn.»
In addition to the volume released from Hume Dam, return flows and the Commonwealth's 151 GL of held South Australian
allocation were delivered directly to the South Australian border to meet
environmental demands in the Lower River Murray, particularly for maintaining connectivity between the Lower Lakes and Coorong, and provide suitable habitat conditions (both salinity and
water levels) in the Coorong for estuarine fish and vegetation species.
In addition to this volume released from Hume Dam and the volume approved for the Coorong, return flows and the Commonwealth's 134 GL of held South Australian
allocation were delivered directly to the South Australian border for meeting
environmental demands in the Lower River Murray, particularly for maintaining connectivity between the Lower Lakes Coorong and providing suitable habitat conditions (salinity and
water levels) in the Coorong for estuarine fish and vegetation species.
At least 15 000 ML of Commonwealth
environmental water was initially made available for use, with potentially more available, subject to
allocation.
A flow event in January 2016 resulted in access to Commonwealth
allocations and approximately 859 ML of Commonwealth
environmental water contributed to in - stream flows.
«I am yet to determine whether
environmental conditions are right for trade of small proportions of
water allocations in other catchments at this stage.
The Commonwealth
environmental water holdings comprise of a portfolio of assets (
water entitlements) and the accumulated annual yield of
water (
allocations) against those entitlements.
A flow event in Sept 2016 triggered access to Commonwealth
allocations and a total 794 ML of Commonwealth
environmental water contributed to in - stream flows, protecting and restoring ecosystem functions and aquatic habitats in the Warrego River system by supporting:
«This sale of
allocations has reduced the amount of Commonwealth
environmental water available in the Gwydir by around six percent in 2017 - 18, leaving sufficient
water to be carried over to support future
environmental watering priorities.
At the same time that the Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder conducted this trade, more than 320 additional Victorian Goulburn and Murray regulated river
allocation trades were recorded, totalling 26 GL at a VWAP of $ 281 per ML, indicating that other sellers in the market were not impacted negatively by the sale of Commonwealth
allocations.
The Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder's substantial water entitlements and allocations have been acquired through the Australian Government's investment in water - saving infrastructure and water buybacks throughout the irrigation districts of the Murray - Darling Basin, as part of national water reforms (as per the Water Act 2007 and the Murray - Darling Basin P
Water Holder's substantial
water entitlements and allocations have been acquired through the Australian Government's investment in water - saving infrastructure and water buybacks throughout the irrigation districts of the Murray - Darling Basin, as part of national water reforms (as per the Water Act 2007 and the Murray - Darling Basin P
water entitlements and
allocations have been acquired through the Australian Government's investment in
water - saving infrastructure and water buybacks throughout the irrigation districts of the Murray - Darling Basin, as part of national water reforms (as per the Water Act 2007 and the Murray - Darling Basin P
water - saving infrastructure and
water buybacks throughout the irrigation districts of the Murray - Darling Basin, as part of national water reforms (as per the Water Act 2007 and the Murray - Darling Basin P
water buybacks throughout the irrigation districts of the Murray - Darling Basin, as part of national
water reforms (as per the Water Act 2007 and the Murray - Darling Basin P
water reforms (as per the
Water Act 2007 and the Murray - Darling Basin P
Water Act 2007 and the Murray - Darling Basin Plan).
Following reassessment of likely
environmental needs in the Gwydir catchment the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder has decided that no further allocation will be available for sale before the end
environmental needs in the Gwydir catchment the Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder has decided that no further allocation will be available for sale before the end
Environmental Water Holder has decided that no further
allocation will be available for sale before the end of 2017 - 18.
The Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder is investigating options which could support the purchase of seasonal assignment of water allocation in the LBU - 05 Management Zone of the Lower Balonne sy
Water Holder is investigating options which could support the purchase of seasonal assignment of
water allocation in the LBU - 05 Management Zone of the Lower Balonne sy
water allocation in the LBU - 05 Management Zone of the Lower Balonne system.
Just like irrigators,
environmental water holders and manager plan for the likelihood of reduced
water allocations by deliberately using carry over (where it is available) from the previous
water year, to support the environment during a forecast dry year.
The
Water Act 2007 allows the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder to sell water allocations if at least one of two conditions is
Water Act 2007 allows the Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder to sell water allocations if at least one of two conditions is
Water Holder to sell
water allocations if at least one of two conditions is
water allocations if at least one of two conditions is met:
Trade Option 1 [S. 106 (2)-RSB-:
Environmental watering objectives have been met and either: the
water can not be carried over; or keeping the
allocations is likely to result in future
allocations being reduced.
The Commonwealth
Environmental Water Office (CEWO) is investigating options for buying water on a temporary basis from Water Allocation holders in the Lower Balonne catch
Water Office (CEWO) is investigating options for buying
water on a temporary basis from Water Allocation holders in the Lower Balonne catch
water on a temporary basis from
Water Allocation holders in the Lower Balonne catch
Water Allocation holders in the Lower Balonne catchment.
However, the CEWH is currently investigating how purchasing
water allocations could help meet
environmental demands and objectives.
The Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder manages a large portfolio of environmental water — entitlements with annual allocations that are acquired through the Australian Government's investment in water - saving infrastructure and strategic water purchasing throughout the irrigation districts
Environmental Water Holder manages a large portfolio of environmental water — entitlements with annual allocations that are acquired through the Australian Government's investment in water - saving infrastructure and strategic water purchasing throughout the irrigation districts of the B
Water Holder manages a large portfolio of
environmental water — entitlements with annual allocations that are acquired through the Australian Government's investment in water - saving infrastructure and strategic water purchasing throughout the irrigation districts
environmental water — entitlements with annual allocations that are acquired through the Australian Government's investment in water - saving infrastructure and strategic water purchasing throughout the irrigation districts of the B
water — entitlements with annual
allocations that are acquired through the Australian Government's investment in
water - saving infrastructure and strategic water purchasing throughout the irrigation districts of the B
water - saving infrastructure and strategic
water purchasing throughout the irrigation districts of the B
water purchasing throughout the irrigation districts of the Basin.
The carryover of 320 GL
water in the southern - connected system has enabled the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder in July to continue and commence large scale watering actions of 268 GL in the Murray, Murrumbidgee and Goulburn catchments while new season allocations were
water in the southern - connected system has enabled the Commonwealth
Environmental Water Holder in July to continue and commence large scale watering actions of 268 GL in the Murray, Murrumbidgee and Goulburn catchments while new season allocations were
Water Holder in July to continue and commence large scale
watering actions of 268 GL in the Murray, Murrumbidgee and Goulburn catchments while new season
allocations were low.
Water in the Middle East is no longer just an environmental concern but also a fraught political issue, as allocation of water resources and wastewater treatment develop into additional sources of conflict between Israel and its neighboring count
Water in the Middle East is no longer just an
environmental concern but also a fraught political issue, as
allocation of
water resources and wastewater treatment develop into additional sources of conflict between Israel and its neighboring count
water resources and wastewater treatment develop into additional sources of conflict between Israel and its neighboring countries.
The model uses information on
water demand and availability provided by existing global integrated assessment models at IIASA, including the Community Water Model (CWATM); the Model for Energy Supply Strategy Alternatives and their General Environmental Impacts (MESSAGE); and the Global Biosphere Management Model (GLOBIOM), and provides information on water resources development, allocation and cost to those mo
water demand and availability provided by existing global integrated assessment models at IIASA, including the Community
Water Model (CWATM); the Model for Energy Supply Strategy Alternatives and their General Environmental Impacts (MESSAGE); and the Global Biosphere Management Model (GLOBIOM), and provides information on water resources development, allocation and cost to those mo
Water Model (CWATM); the Model for Energy Supply Strategy Alternatives and their General
Environmental Impacts (MESSAGE); and the Global Biosphere Management Model (GLOBIOM), and provides information on
water resources development, allocation and cost to those mo
water resources development,
allocation and cost to those models.
They have worked with peoples to identify principles of resource conservation and
allocation so that those principles can inform
water policy, land - use planning,
environmental controls, and structures of business organization in Indigenous settings.
Krista deBoer has extensive experience in
environmental litigation, regulatory enforcement actions and administrative matters involving tort claims, cleanup and abatement orders under the California
Water Code, CERCLA
allocation and cost - recovery, RCRA site closures, citizen suits under the Endangered Species Act, and CEQA
However, the Indigenous Nations of the Murray - Darling River Nations argue that they require specific cultural
water allocations, which they refer to as «cultural flows», to meet their spiritual, cultural, social, economic and
environmental management responsibilities and development aspirations.
in many instances, the
allocation of
water rights to Indigenous peoples has been for specific purposes, i.e. cultural,
environmental, and sustainable communal usage and often considered only in the context of cultural or social rights
For example, the Nari Nari Tribal Council, discussed further below, in an attempt to rehabilitate their wetlands, have used their purchased cultural
water allocation, for
environmental purposes.
To enable Indigenous people to protect and manage their lands, the provision for
environmental water should be included in separate
allocations by the State Government.
The ICWFN aims to ensure that Indigenous interests are incorporated into
water policy decisions,
water plans and
water allocations to ensure health, economic, cultural,
environmental and social benefits among Indigenous participants.