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NSW Environmental Protection Agency fines Origin over dust pollutionBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor: Australasia ENVIRONMENT Oil and gas major Origin Energy has been fined A$15 000 by the New South Wales Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) after dust from an ash dam at its Eraring power station was blown offsite during strong winds. The EPA inspected the site in September 2016 after receiving multiple complaints from members of the public.
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