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Expert Calls to Protect 50,000 Years Old Indigenous Rock Art from Fertilizer Plant
The new federal environment minister has been urged to halt a fertilizer factory from being built on a world heritage-listed site in Western Australia and to intervene quickly to prevent the multinational corporation behind the proposals from erasing Indigenous rock art.
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