L'Affermazione
“Ha approvato l'espansione del porto di carbone di Abbott Point, che prevedeva lo scarico di 3 milioni di tonnellate di materiale di dragaggio sulla Grande Barriera Corallina, minacciando così l'intero settore turistico e dell'ospitalità del Queensland, nonché lo status di patrimonio della barriera.”
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Abbot Point: Dredging dumping permitted within Great Barrier Reef waters
The final step to allow the dumping of millions of tonnes of dredging spoil in the Great Barrier Reef's waters has been cleared after the Authority overseeing the marine park gave its approval, subject to environmental conditions.
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Australia approves coal port expansion near Barrier Reef
Au Finance Yahoo
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Marine Park Authority Allows 3 Million Cubic Metres of Dredge Dumped
Ibtimes Com
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Material Density Tables to Help Estimate Earthwork Volumes
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QLD govt to pay to dump on land, not sea
The Queensland government will ask Canberra to approve a plan that will allow the dumping of dredge spoil on land instead of at sea.
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Queensland Government announces Abbot Point Terminal dumping site
The new Queensland government has stopped the approvals process for the expansion of Abbot Point Coal Terminal, banning Adani and
Australian Mining -
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QLD Govt endorses plan to dump dredge spoil on land, not Great Barrier Reef
The Queensland Government has endorsed a plan to dump dredge spoil on land, rather than into the Great Barrier Reef, from the expansion of the north Queensland coal terminal at Abbot Point. Cabinet has approved the plan to reuse 3 million cubic metres of dredge spoil in a long-term land based port development strategy. It is now up to the Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt to support and approve the proposal.
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Abbot Point Growth Gateway Project
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Abbot Point Growth Gateway project: Fact sheet
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Decision on status of Australia's Great Barrier Reef deferred until 2015
Doha, 18 June – The World Heritage Committee meeting in Doha (Qatar) today deferred for 12 months a decision on whether to inscribe Australia’s Great Barrier Reef on the List of World Heritage in ...
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Great Barrier Reef's World Heritage status - 9News
A timeline of the Great Barrier Reef's status since the natural wonder was listed as a World Heritage site ...
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Reef protected under Abbot Point and Arrow approvals
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Tour operators say Abbot Point decision will affect reef, tourism
Great Barrier Reef tour operators say a decision to allow the dumping of dredge spoil near the reef's marine park area will affect tourism in the region and Australia's international reputation. Nearly 3 million cubic meters of spoil will be tipped in an area near the marine park as part of the Abbot Point coal port expansion near Bowen after permission was granted on Friday by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) with 47 strict conditions. Scientists and conservation lobbyists had urged the rejection of the expansion arguing sediment from dredging could smother corals and seagrasses and expose them to poisons and elevated nutrients.
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Australia: Stop Dumping on the Great Barrier Reef, Say Tourism Operators
The Australian Marine Conservation Society and tourism operators called on the Federal Government to end dumping of dredge spoil in the waters of the Great Barrier Reef. The State and Federal governments have recently fast-tracked the world’s biggest coal port, less than 50kms from the Whitsunday Islands. There are more than 100 million tonnes of […]
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Abbot Point Port: the divisive coal project on the Great Barrier Reef
Australia’s ambition to build one of the world’s largest coal ports at Abbot Point has caused international uproar over the project’s perceived environmental threat. The expansion site is located in close proximity to the Great Barrier Reef, a UNESCO heritage site currently considered at risk of degradation. Despite the Australian Government’s efforts to deliver the expansion within strict environmental parameters, campaigners warn of permanent damage to the world's largest collection of coral reefs.
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