Population Growth In Australia

As populations grow so does the infuctructure. In order for population growth so do the necessary systems such as sewer, stormwater, and drinking water, these systems are put in place to minimize and lessen the damage and destruction that people cause upon the Australian ecosystem. The creation of structures like wastewater treatment plants and transfer stations are to limit the amount of pollution dumped into the environment, however, when such systems reach a critical capacity and can no longer effectively control waste, then the pollutants find their way into the ecosystem. The continual growth of Australia’s population in and around its major city’s will put increasing stress water supply. People use water for drinking, bathing, cooking,

washing clothes, and maintaining lawns and gardens. Water also is used by the manufacturing sector to make products, by the agricultural industry to provide food, and by the energy industry to provide illumination, heat. The use of such large amounts of water in single locations such as cities proves to be damaging for the environment. Because of the labyrinth network of, pipes and plants required to sustain the population, the environment impact of these facilities often goes uncheck or unmoderated, however Australia has implementation the use of conservation practices and technological improvements in water supply systems to lessen instances for water pollution. With the continual growth upgraded and new innovative systems process will have to be introduced with more efficient structures also put in place to handle the increasing load.