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April 22, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Australia: Dredging Has “no impact” on Local Beaches Erosion

Nature rather than dredging is responsible for the disappearance of a Portarlington beach, according to a Victorian environmental watchdog.The Office of the Environmental Monitor rejected an Australian Conservation Foundation claim in last week’s Independent that rising sea levels from dredging… [ma

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Nature rather than dredging is responsible for the disappearance of a Portarlington beach, according to a Victorian environmental watchdog.The Office of the Environmental Monitor rejected an Australian Conservation Foundation claim in last week’s Independent that rising sea levels from dredging…

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Source:senews,April 22,2010;

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