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Ocean Trap and Line Fishery. Environmental Impact Statement. Public Consultation Document. Published in March 2006 by. NSW Department of Primary Industries. Agriculture and Fisheries Division. PO Box 21 Cronulla NSW 2230. Environmental Impact
by supporting health and nutrition, and supplying richly diverse social and cultural lifestyles.
It also indicates little may be gained in focusing training at lifestyles.
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load, water flows and quality. 3. Principle 1: Rivers as assetsPrinciple 1: Rivers as assetsPrinciple 1: Rivers as assetsPrinciple 1: Rivers as assets Rivers sustain lifestyles and patterns of work and
The main sources of these pressures are growing urban populations and an expanding urban footprint, a growing interest in rural residential development and lifestyles, and a renewed interest from producers and
Estuary General EIS
Environmental Impact Statement
The patterns that are described reflect the changing lifestyles of Aboriginal communities from the 1940s to the present.
Environmental Impact Statement