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The bulldozing of habitat, shock waves, noise pollution and potential rocket fuel fires would be a disaster for this beautiful little bird
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Attacks were driven by a combination of human complacency and human activities in and around the water
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There seems to be a constant bombardment of anything that floats – whether it’s kelp or a plastic bottle.
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Tabart will share personal stories about the devastating consequences of habitat destruction on Australian wildlife
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Communities have paid the price with premature deaths, terminal illnesses, asthma and other health problems’ and that those same communities ‘continue to be exposed to unsafe levels of air pollutants and toxics from coal mining and coal-fired power stations
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These levels of microplastics pollution are a continuous danger to fish and birdlife
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The Baaka is dying – it has lost its heartbeat. We have seen fish die in the millions, waterbird numbers have plummeted, communities have run out of water and freshwater mussels have disappeared from the Baaka
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Here we have technology available that could clean up Delta Electricity’s Vales Point
coal-fired power station and the EPA, with government support, is yet again contemplating
extending its licence to pollute over and above NSW emission controls.
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Participants are empowered to make a positive impact by restoring habitats, creating wildlife corridors, and enhancing the resilience of local ecosystems.
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We all deserve to have clean, fresh air.
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