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Tag Archives: Hume Coal
Coal Dust | What it means for you and your family
If POSCO/Hume Coal gains approval to mine under the Southern Highland’s fragile aquifer, it will place a giant coal stockpile, six storeys high and nearly a kilometre long on Berrima’s doorstep. Coal dust generated from this stockpile will threaten catastrophic … Continue reading
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Tagged Berrima, Berrima Public School, Bowral, bowral public school, Burradoo, Coal, dust, health, health impacts, Hume Coal, Moss Vale, New Berrima, school, stockpile, tudor house
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After 185 years, Berrima Faces a Battle To Survive BIG coal
As Australia’s last intact mainland Georgian Village gets ready to celebrate 185 years in 2016, Berrima has a fight on its hands from a mine proposal set to open on our doorstep. Less than 2 kilometres from our nation’s historic village, Hume … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Village Hall, Battle For Berrima, Berrima, Bowral, Coal, drawdown, drinking, dust, Georgian, health, Heritage, Historic, Hume Coal, jobs, Southern Highlands, tourism, trains, water
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