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IESC advice on Ensham Life of Mine Extension Project – Expansion

Date published
13 Jul 2021

The Ensham Mine is an existing open-cut and underground bord-and-pillar coal mine, located 35 kilometres east of Emerald in the western part of the central Bowen Basin, and the Fitzroy Basin catchment, in Queensland.

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