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Enviromine

Publishing Date
02 Apr 2009 12:46pm GMT
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MEM APR 09
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Mining Environmental Management
Studies by the Burrup Peninsula Art Monitoring Management Committee in Western Australia, have shown that the national heritage-listed, rock-art site on the Burrup Peninsula is not being adversely affected by emissions from surrounding mines.

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