Environmental Anthropological Study of Watershed Management‐Water Quality Conservation of Forest as a Catchment Area in the Southern Part of Australia

Study on the Possibility of Mixed Water as a Drinking Water<br/>—From the Viewpoint of the Formation of Hydrogen-Rich Water

“…In addition, it is also said that when the soil has been covered with seawater once due to the flooding and high wave etc., the farming will never be able to be done it again. When an author visited Melbourne, Australia in 2014, he has heard the damage from the researchers in water resources being reported that the persons concerned have cut trees (≥70 m) called "eucalypt" down to reclaim the new farmland, but after that, got damaged by the salt [27].…”

“…Based on the reason mentioned above, we could say that the "salt damage" has been brought about to the new farmland in Melbourne, Australia. By the way, the author remembers that a topic regarding the genetically-modified crop had been discussed as one of the countermeasures at that time [27].…”

Study on Sustainable Water Resource Conservation—Toward Deepening of Homo Environmentics

“…We think that to secure the "high-quality water" becomes a proof of creation of the benefit in which we could realize by just putting continuously a constant cost for the social benefit in the long, long time in the environmental site. And, hereby, we could have spurred a proposal of a right in which we could drink a "high-quality water" almost free of charge by managing the water quality in the reservoir and an embodiment of creating mechanisms (keywords: visualization, realization and circulation of connection) on the involvement to community for managing the water area to obtain the right [1]. In addition, what is needed here is not interests (seven consciousness).…”

“…conservation of water environment by using a community currency) will be necessary in order to achieve an objective (the latter). Regarding this, we have already conducted a consideration in a previous paper [1]. If we succeed in the introduction of the system, it is considered that the acquisition of a sound (safe, abundant and free of charge) drinking water is sustainably possible in the catchment area.…”

“…If we succeed in the introduction of the system, it is considered that the acquisition of a sound (safe, abundant and free of charge) drinking water is sustainably possible in the catchment area. Authors have proposed an approach to conserve the water quality by a water quality visualization regarding the introduction promotion of the system [1]. And there we first measure the murmuring sounds (vibration/sound waves/frequency) of the stream and then show the improvement dependence of the water quality by the murmuring sounds on a map.…”