This is very disturbing, it confirms that the wildlife values of that block
played no part in the government's decision to abandon the toxic waste dump
project, but I guess there are no surprises in that. May be substantially
harder to save it this time around.
Cheers Jeff.
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From:
On Behalf Of Adrian Boyle
Sent: Tuesday, 27 July 2010 10:31 AM
To:
Subject: Mallee Emu-wren in trouble again. Nowingi
Hi all
Just found some disturbing news on the internet talking about destroying
critical Mallee Emu-wren habitat for solar development.
As most of you know this species is already in a huge amount of trouble due
to fire and habitat loss.
This development now looks to be planned in one of this species strongholds.
A link to the news story is below.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/07/26/2963815.htm?site=news
I hope this doesnt get up and running.
Sorry Adrian
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