The Water cycle

New Zealand, 1972

Film
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Illustrates how water is artificially trapped for power generation as well as a water supply for domestic, rural and industrial purposes. Dangers of pollution are emphasised, particularly the discharge of raw sewage into rivers and the sea.

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Credits

director

Philip McDonald

producer

Ron Bowie

production company

New Zealand National Film Unit

Duration

00:26:12:00

Production places
New Zealand
Production dates
1972

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