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2015
Enviro group urges Hunt to reject Watermark coal mineBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor: Australasia COAL Environmental group Lock The Gate Alliance has called on federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt to reject the development of the proposed Watermark mine, in New South Wales, saying the project would be environmentally damaging.
Hunt would take 40 days to decide on the fate of the proposed Watermark mine, being developed by China’s Shenhua Australia.
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