Explore the Diverse Water Landscape of Australia 🌍 As the world's driest inhabited continent, Australia faces unique challenges in managing its water resources.

Despite its vast landmass, the country's access to freshwater is surprisingly limited, with an average annual rainfall of just 470 millimeters - less than half the global average.

Australia's water supply is heavily influenced by its diverse geography and climate.

The arid and semi-arid regions in the interior receive minimal rainfall, while the coastal areas and tropical north experience higher precipitation. - https://australiafocusguide.com/blog/how-much-water-does-australia-have-access-to/?unique_id_mi9yutbb

"Exploring Australia's Water Landscape: Balancing Abundance and Scarcity"