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“We know that Barwon Water is also committed to taking action on climate change through its target of 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2025, and zero net emissions by 2030. “It’s pleasing that we already share common goals which are going to benefit our growing community, such as investigating where we can use recycled water to support agribusiness in rural areas, including Thompson Valley. “Another goal is exploring opportunities to enhance public use of land in the Surf for example creating community assets such as shared paths.” Surf Coast Shire Council Chief Executive Officer Keith Baillie is looking forward to seeing the partnership progress. “Barwon Water’s commitment to regional prosperity is to be applauded, and has been a key factor as to why we want to work more closely with them,” Mr Baillie said. “We exist to help our community and environment to thrive. The partnership will help achieve this, so we’re incredibly excited about the opportunities ahead.”
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