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tanks for reuse, say researchers. Special porous pavers made of concrete containing specific additives would purify the polluted
run-off, says Professor
Simon Beecham, a civil engineer from the University of South Australia.
Monday, 25 September 2006 Australian Broadcasting Corporation www.abc.net.au
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