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Home›Dredging›The Greens Want Barrow Island Dredging Project Stopped (Australia)
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June 11, 2010 · about 16 years ago

The Greens Want Barrow Island Dredging Project Stopped (Australia)

The Sunday Times revealed on the weekend that weeks after Chevron began dredging near Barrow Island to deepen the port for its $43 billion… [mappress] Source: perthnow, June 11, 2010;

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The Sunday Times revealed on the weekend that weeks after Chevron began dredging near Barrow Island to deepen the port for its $43 billion…

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Source: perthnow, June 11, 2010;

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