Many different water problems in NZ.
City water supplies are difficult in some parts, and sewage disposal is in a poor state generally. Water for irrigation is hard to find in some areas, and leads to salination of the soil if the evaporation rate exceeds the application rate. Pollution of waterways from poor farming practices is a problem in many areas, and industrial waste disposal likewise.
Where I live, in the Southern Lakes region of NZ we have many very clean bodies of water and we must work hard to keep them that way.
New Zealand does fluoridate their water, but not all their entire supply of water. Some regions voted against having their water fluoridated.
Cook Strait separates the two islands of New Zealand.
Cooks Strait separated the two islands of New Zealand.
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The Cook Strait separates the two main islands of New Zealand.
The Pacific Ocean lies between New Zealand and South America.
New Zealand, which is its own country, is located where it is because that is where the lava from the volcanoes formed it and the water movements.
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I'm not aware of and desalination plants for obtaining potable water in New Zealand. There are a number of producers who bottle either 'natural spring water', or who bottle town supply water.
water in samoa is 51.96% lower than in new zealand oranges are 142.07% higher than in new zealand