Australia iron mining town eyes tourists, farmers as boom ends
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Port Hedland, Australia
AQUA farms growing super foods could soon materialise in the rust-red dust of the Australian outback, alongside wheat fields, haystacks and cattle herds, as tumbling iron prices drive the minerals-rich Pilbara region to transform itself.
On a small patch of desert 250 kilometres south of the Pilbara's Port Hedland, InterClinical Laboratories has started Plankton Farms to propagate a type of micro-algae called Dunaliella salina, reknowned for its antioxidant properties.
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