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Brine, bloom and science

The Adelaide Desalination Plant has been operating since 2012 and the state government says there is no link between desalination and algal blooms. (Environmental Protection Agency)
Charlotte Martin

The state government says there is no evidence linking desalination plants with the harmful algal bloom first detected in March […]

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