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conservationists target mixed messages

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Conservation groups are firing up over the Queensland government’s mixed messages on the Great Barrier Reef and coal mining in the wake of the AIMS report. And they now want a stop to new coal mines in the Mackay-Isaac-Whitsunday region. Emma Barrett, Co-ordinator of the Mackay Conservation Group, says the report is a reminder that decisions made in Queensland can have global consequences. “The science is clear – continued fossil fuel expansion …
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conservationists target mixed messages

Conservation groups are firing up over the Queensland government’s mixed messages on the Great Barrier Reef and coal mining in the wake of the AIMS report. And they now want a stop to new coal mines in the Mackay-Isaac-Whitsunday region. Emma Barrett, Co-ordinator of the Mackay Conservation Group, says the report is a reminder that decisions made in Queensland can have global consequences. “The science is clear – continued fossil fuel expansion …

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