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549 reactions · 232 shares | Billionaire polluters are lining up to dig and burn more coal in Queensland  If their mines go ahead they will wreck our climate and spell the end of our beautiful reef. | Australian Conservation Foundation | Facebook
549 reactions · 232 shares | Billionaire polluters are lining up to dig and burn more coal in Queensland  If their mines go ahead they will wreck our climate and spell the end of our beautiful reef. | Australian Conservation Foundation | Facebook
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283K views · 128 reactions | BREAKING: Adani have potentially broken the law and released coal sediment into our environment. AGAIN  Adani cannot be trusted with our reef, water and wildlife. Not now, not ever. Its time our government stopped running a protection racket for the coal industry and put a stop to Adani’s mine once and for all. | Australian Conservation Foundation | Facebook
283K views · 128 reactions | BREAKING: Adani have potentially broken the law and released coal sediment into our environment. AGAIN  Adani cannot be trusted with our reef, water and wildlife. Not now, not ever. Its time our government stopped running a protection racket for the coal industry and put a stop to Adani’s mine once and for all. | Australian Conservation Foundation | Facebook
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Protecting coral, protecting the Reef 🪸 The Australian Government is investing an extra $1.4 million to step up the fight against Crown-of-thorns Starfish, coral-eating pests that can consume a dinner plate-sized patch of coral every day. Since 2012, more than 1.4 million Crown-of-thorns Starfish have been culled, protecting coral across 400 reefs. This new funding will back world-leading research and innovative tools like reef robots and eDNA monitoring to keep outbreaks under control. Strong
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