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Old August 11th 03, 09:38 AM
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"Mark" wrote in message
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To ReeFeR_MaN, Greg Bunch and richard reynolds, many thanks for taking

time
to reply.

Your input is very much appreciated, as to using natural seawater,

well
where I live in Western Australia, there is a large industrial area

called
Kwinana. This industrial area is right on the coast and the state

government
has given most of the chemical manufacturing industries, exemption

from
having to abide by enviromental laws. These exemptions date back to

the
early 1970's when the government put industry above the environment

and
every government since then has lacked the will to revoke these

exemptions.

Therefore as you can appreciate collection of natural seawater is not

really
an option. Especially when industries are now being caught for Arsenic
spills, herbecide spills and diesel spills which have happened years

prior
and are only being caught out because of the ground water

contamination,
tracked back to specific companies. This ground water goes directly

into
Cockburn Sound, and is resulting in fish kills, shell fish, small

inshore
reefs and starfish are the major casualties at present.

So that is why I need to find a good quality artifical seawater that

is both
cost effective and suitable to seahorses.
regards
Mark

What you *really* need to do is Get this company sorted out there is
legislation in place to heavily fine anyone polluting the environment.
Have you a Greenpeace type organisation you can get in touch with.?
then maybe one day you will be able to collect natural clean seawater
as is your right.


 




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