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Australian Water Information Dictionary

water distribution system increases

Increases are constituted by the water abstracted from either the groundwater or the surface water stores or by water transferred-in (desalination water, result of trade or other agreement), and in addition, infiltration of groundwater or stormwater into wastewater systems.

This definition applies to:

• Glossary for Water status: National Water Account 2010

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