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Water Transformed: Sustainable Water Solutions for Climate Change Adaptation Module C: Integrated Water Resource Planning and Management This online textbook provides free access to a comprehensive education and training package that brings together the knowledge of how countries, specifically Australia, can adapt to climate change. This resource has been developed through support from the Federal Government’s Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency’s Climate Change Adaptation Professional Skills program.  Chapter 5: Integrated Water Resource Planning in a Changing Climate - Water Supply and Demand Management Lecture 5.4: Protecting Existing Potable Water Supply - Addressing Risks of Saltwater Intrusion from Rising Sea Levels. ? The Natural Edge Project (‘TNEP’), 2010 Copyright of this material (Work) is owned by the members of The Natural Edge Project, based at Griffith University and the Australian National University. The material contained in this document is released under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License. According to the License, this document may be copied, distributed, transmitted and adapted by others, providing the work is properly attributed as: ‘Smith, M. (2010) Water Transformed: Sustainable Water Solutions for Climate Change Adaptation - Module C, Australian National University, Griffith University and The Natural Edge Project.’ Document is available electronically at /Sustainable_Water_Solutions_Portfolio.aspx. Acknowledgements The Work was produced by The Natural Edge Project supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency under its ‘Climate Change Adaptation Skills for Professionals Program’. The development of this publication has been supported by the contribution of non-salary on-costs and administrative support by the Griffith University Urban Research Program, under the supervision of Professor Brendan Gleeson, and the Australian National University