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Coal Pollution Causes Sickness in Native Frogs of Australia National Park

A sickness presumably caused by coal pollution from a nearby mine has infected native frogs in an Australian national park, according to scientists. However, EPA disagrees.

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Royal National Park creek runs black after coal mine pollution incident

Local trail runner James McCormack was jogging past the Hacking River last week when he noticed a black substance floating atop the water.

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Sydney s Royal National Park: Horror black sludge pollution discovered in a creek

Idyllic creeks and rivers in Sydney s Royal National Park have turned black, horrifying visitors after a US mining company allegedly allowed coal waste into waterways after heavy rain.

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Royal National Park creek runs black after coal mine pollution incident

Local trail runner James McCormack was jogging past the Hacking River last week when he noticed a black substance floating atop the water.

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Royal National Park creek runs black after coal mine pollution incident

Local trail runner James McCormack was jogging past the Hacking River last week when he noticed a black substance floating atop the water.

Hacking riverNew south walesGully creekJames griffinJames mccormackPeabody energyEnvironmental protection agencyDepartment of planningEnvironment protection authorityCamp gullyCamp gully creekProtection authorityMinister james griffinGilad bino

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