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During high flow events, native fish move both downstream from the northern tributaries and upstream from the River Murray to greater proximity with the
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filed three separate injunctions against
Environment Minister Sussan Ley decision making in the matter. The first of which was successful in discarding Ms.leys original approval. Although the environment minister was required to reconsider her decision making, the commonwealth in mid 2019 eventually
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The lakes system provides water for numerous towns, including Broken Hill, Menindee and
Pooncarie. Due to the flat landscape that makes up the river, along with inconsistent rainfall, flows into the system at the end of the end of darling river are inconsistent. A significant feature of the lakes is
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The term incidents refers to any significant human activity, accidental or not, that contributes or creates the conditions in which environmental and cultural heritage is degraded. Conditions of degradation can be determined if the item or event, without human interaction would have sustained itself
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Grant Barnes, Chief
Regulatory Officer at the Natural Resources Access Regulator, stated that "the mine is alleged to have failed to divert clean water from major streams on the Maules Creek site" This was accomplished through the construction of sediment dam (7/MC10) along with the operation
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Mackenzie said independent arborists had estimated the tree to be approximately 350 years old. Arborists for the Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation "have indicated that the tree in question is “highly unlikely” to pre-date European occupation". Furthermore, "Despite its
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Furthermore: "As part of the regular management operations for the lakes, water was released down the lower
Darling system and into the River Murray". Without any considerable in-flow events after 2016, alongside the diversion of water from the Menindee pools, weather levels began decreasing below
569:"In April 2017 government staff undertook a rapid assessment of the wetland and found that although there were indications of recent flooding, there was little visual evidence of coal fines across the whole of the wetland, apart from a site immediately downstream of the licensed discharge point".
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Located within the Leard state forest, the site continues to operate on and within
Gamilaraay land and cultural sites. Leard state forest is noteworthy for containing the "most intensive and intact strands of nationally listed and critically endangered Box-Gum Woodland remaining on the Australian
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Between the 12th and 16 December a significant cool change disturbed the stratification layers containing distressed fish and algae and widely different chemical and physical conditions. Average water temperature at 60 cm depth decreased from 27.5 °C on the 12th to 23.1 °C on the
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The intention of this list is to create a hospitable environment for the contribution and creation of a detailed lineage of intentional and unintentional anthropogenic activities or actors that continue to contribute to the ongoing degradation of
Australian and First Nations cultural heritage and
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and Major Road
Projects Victoria, in attempting to reduce road accidents related to the particularly dangerous Western highway, maintain the necessity of expanding the highway to accommodate growing economic and social demands. Between 2012 - January 2022, there have been 156 motor vehicle
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Open cut coal mining requires significant water usage to mediate toxic dust and fine particles produced by their operation. Approximately 250 litters of freshwater are required for every single ton of coal extracted and produced. As the CSIRO further elaborates, waters involvement in coal mining
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Upstream from Weir 32 cool changes altered the maximum air temperature from 46 °C on
January 4, 2019, to 28.5 °C on January 5. Strong winds and substantial rainfall also occurred, reducing the weather temperature from 30 C on the 4th to 26 C on the 6th. Similar changes occurred on and
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After inflow events in 2016, Lake Menindee was considered at complete water levels. In 2017 - 2018 water was released from Menindee into the lower darling. Drought conditions in western NSW developed from 2016 onward, this cumulatively caused the "two-year total Barwon–Darling inflows" to be the
634:"When we talk about sacredness within life – or any kind of sacredness – we’re talking about this particular place. It’s a particular place where women give birth. It’s a place where women’s business is conducted. And that’s what we talk about: where women prepare for the birth of children."
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The report concluded that in this instance, "this preliminary study found little evidence of contaminants in the surface sediments and waters of the Caley Valley wetland. Sediment samples collected in October 2018 and March 2019 showed that most samples contained trace or no coal fines".
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This stratification led to significant differences in oxygen and temperature levels between the epilimnion and hypolimnion. Algae concentrations most significantly changed during this event, with WaterNSW algal sampling showing very low concentrations of algae between July–September 2018
628:" comes from a time when mobs would mix a child’s placenta with the seeds of a tree, so it would grow with the child and become a place of significant spiritual value." "In the present day, many Djab Wurrung people believe such trees carry their bloodline and act as guardians."
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The Darling river has a prominent involvement in Aboriginal culture dating back over 13,000 years. This region is the traditional land of numerous different nations, though the most prominent group is the Barkinji people. Barkindji means people of the Barka (the river).
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On 26 October 202012 police forces issued a move order to the remaining protestors surrounding the site. Approximately 50 people were arrested, in an amalgamation of charges related to failing to comply with the Chief Health Officer directions and obstructing police.
452:"Whitehaven has previously publicly addressed aspects of NRAR’s investigation, including noting the complexity of the water management system in NSW and the fact that some of the alleged non-compliances concern practices widely observed in the NSW coal mining sector."
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Alongside the final report, a preliminary report prepared by NSW Department of Primary Industries after the second fish death event concluded that observed air changes and the subsequent water temperature falls are responsible for initiating major fish kill events.
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An independent panel was commissioned by the Australian government to perform this analysis. The report provided for the Australian Government Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources will make up the majority of the events dissection. Discerning between
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As the cyclone moved south, the Queensland department of Environment and Science granted "Abbot Point Bulkcoal Pty Ltd a temporary emissions license (TEL) for the period 27 to 30 March 2017, to assist with site water management during and after TC Debbie"
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Whitehaven Coal was fined AUD $ 200,000 for unlawfully extracting 1 billion litters of water in 2021. Large public anger emerged from the perceived lack of severity of this fine. The maximum fine for this level of offense is 2 million AUD.
666:"As beautiful as it was, it wasn't deemed to have cultural values and there is dispute about that and we respect and understand that, but we've been guided by our knowledge holders and cultural experts," - Jason Mifsud, Chair of EMAC
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emerged as a significant tropical cyclone event in late March 2017. The strongest cyclone to strike Queensland since Marica in 2015, Cyclone Debbie was considered the deadliest cyclone to hit Australia since Fifi in 1991.
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age and majesty, extensive re-assessments did not reveal any characteristics consistent with cultural modification. It did not appear to have been altered by our peoples for usage in our cultural traditions".
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The area expected to be impacted by the mine in its lifetime is approximately 2,177 ha. This consists of 1655 ha of forest and woodland and a further 413 ha of native grassland and 99 ha of exotic grassland.
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295:"further broader-scale fish kills occurred throughout, 600 km of the Darling–Baaka River as disconnected refuge pools contracted and water quality deteriorated from June 2019 to March 2020."
398:"On site, water is used to suppress dust, to wash the coal in the Coal Handling and Processing Plant (CHPP) and across other miscellaneous areas. Some water is lost through evaporation."
846:"Kills in the Darling: assessing the impact of the 2018–20 mass fish kills on the fish communities of the Lower Darling– Baaka River, a large lowland river of south-eastern Australia"
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Kills in the Darling: assessing the impact of the 2018–2019: mass fish kills on the fish communities
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The three major mortality events occurred on 16 December 2018 and the 6/19th of January 2019. The
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1051:"'Slap on the wrist': Farmers fume as Whitehaven Coal fined $ 200,000 for unlawfully taking water"
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1162:"Adani Abbot Point coal spill: Carmichael coal mine won't be any different"
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908:"Icons Under Threat Leard State Forest NCC 2012"
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1226:"The Directions Trees Are More Than Just Trees"
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