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April 19, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Darwin port faces copper contamination inquiry

The Port of Darwin Corporation is seeking to limit the fallout from reports of copper concentrate fouling East Arm Wharf waters and the port area. A Northern Territory Government investigation has been announced. The Northern Territory News, quoting a whistleblower, estimated a possible escape rate

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The Port of Darwin Corporation is seeking to limit the fallout from reports of copper concentrate fouling East Arm Wharf waters and the port area. A Northern Territory Government investigation has been announced. The Northern Territory News, quoting a whistleblower, estimated a possible escape rate of up to 20 tonnes a year.

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