Sentence examples for wetlands from inspiring English sources

Related: Great Barrier Reef in dire straits without extra $500m and ban on dumping Labor's new plan removes millions of dollars in taxpayer support for dredging at Abbot Point, while requiring that seabed to be dumped onshore next to the port instead of in sensitive wetlands or in reef waters.

Getting more energy from renewables; increased energy efficiency; reducing the income gap; putting more reliable, durable products on the market (have you heard of planned obsolescence?); volunteering more for your community; preserving wetlands, forests, and farmland; shorter commutes and transport routes.

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Then it was going to be dumped beside sensitive wetlands.

Palaszczuk said she would "like to thank Adani and GVK for working with us to come up with a sustainable plan that helps us protect the reef, protect the wetlands and create jobs".

Second, our infrastructure in terms of stormwater drains and natural drains like wetlands are being constricted and getting encroached upon".

The lack of adequate consultation by the EPA had led to "prairie potholes" – temporary wetlands – being regulated as part of the claimed waters of the United States, she said.

The former LNP government proposed a site in the sensitive Caley Valley wetlands in response to public outcry at a federally approved plan to dump the spoil in reef waters.

In the report, Vasudevan notes: "[Some] areas are witnessing destruction of coastal wetlands at a feverish pitch through incessant dumping of debris.

This is the perfect place to get a feel for life in the wetlands: the Vianello family, who own it, also rent out rowing and motorboats, or take guests out on fishing trips.

"I am determined to deliver on my election commitments, and that includes no dumping of capital dredge spoil in the Great Barrier Reef world heritage area, no dumping of dredge material in the nationally significant Caley Valley wetlands, and no taxpayer funding for capital dredging and the disposal of dredge spoil".