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Home›News›Toxic mercury can harm marine enviroment through Albany’s port (Australia) dredging plan
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January 19, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Toxic mercury can harm marine enviroment through Albany’s port (Australia) dredging plan

Toxic mercury could enter the food chain through proposed dredging to enlarge Albany’s port, the Environmental Protection Authority has warned. [mappress] Source: The West, January 19, 2010:

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Toxic mercury could enter the food chain through proposed dredging to enlarge Albany’s port, the Environmental Protection Authority has warned.

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Source: The West, January 19, 2010:

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