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Advice to decision maker on coal mining project - IESC 2012-004

Tarrawonga Coal Mine Extension - EPBC 2011/5923

Reference number
2012-004
Regulator
Australian Government
Project location
NSW
Date of Committee advice
20 Dec 2012
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Tarrawonga Coal Mine Extension Project Advice (PDF 38.5KB)
Tarrawonga Coal Mine Extension Project Advice (DOC 98.4KB)
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