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            list[list.length]="Forty per cent of water used by households - or an average of 10,000 litres per year - goes on the garden. ";
            list[list.length]="One quarter of unplanned bushfires are started by lightning, the remainder are caused by human activity. ";
            list[list.length]="During the fire season DSE maintains four rappel firefighting crews that can abseil or rappel from helicopters to tackle fires in remote wilderness areas. ";
            list[list.length]="South Eastern Australia, Southern California and the Northern Mediterranean are the most bushfire prone regions in the world. ";
            list[list.length]="Each year, approximately 650 unplanned bushfires start in Victoria's National Parks and State Forests. ";
            list[list.length]="The average shower uses up to 20 litres of water a minute. ";
            list[list.length]="Waste water from your washing machine or sink can be recycled into the garden. ";
            list[list.length]="Mulch around plants helps to retain water and reduces the need for watering. ";
            list[list.length]="Every electrical appliance contributes to greenhouse gas emissions. ";
            list[list.length]="To cut your greenhouse gas emissions by around 5 percent, turn appliances off at the switch, not just to 'standby'. ";
            list[list.length]="On average, Melbourne uses 400 litres of water per person per day. ";
            list[list.length]="Australia is the driest inhabited continent in the world, yet we are one of the highest users of water per person. ";
            list[list.length]="By 2008, half the world's population will live in cities. ";
            list[list.length]="Melbourne 2030 is a plan for protecting our city's liveability as we grow by at least another 620,000 households over the next 25 years. ";
            list[list.length]="The Transit Cities program is encouraging the revitalisation of 13 existing town centres across regional and metropolitan areas through private and public investment. ";
            list[list.length]="Over summer, Melburnians reduced predicted water use by 17 per cent. ";
			list[list.length]="Regular walking and cycling can improve cardiovascular fitness, lowering the risk of heart attack and stroke. Melbourne 2030 is giving priority to cycling and walking in planning urban development. ";
			list[list.length]="The transport sector produces just over 17 per cent of Australia&rsquo;s total greenhouse pollution. In Victoria, around 60 percent of this pollution comes from cars. ";
			list[list.length]="There are approximately 600 km of completed on and off road bicycle routes in the Melbourne Principal Bicycle Network, and another 1800 km of proposed routes.";
			list[list.length]="By the year 2030 nearly one in every 3 Melburnians will be older than 60.";
			list[list.length]="The ecological footprint of the average Victorian is 3.5 times the world average. ";
			list[list.length]="Melbourne now has Permanent Water Saving Rules.";
			list[list.length]="Did you know that Melburnians use 22 per cent less water compared to consumption in the 1990s";
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