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Australia set to delay UNESCO in danger ruling for Great Barrier Reef

Advertisement Australia has gained enough international support to avoid UNESCO listing the Great Barrier Reef as an “in danger” World Heritage site, with 12 other countries supporting its move to delay the decision until 2023. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation controls World Heritage listings and the 21 countries currently on its World Heritage Committee voted in June to back a draft ruling that the reef was in danger of losing its World Heritage status due to concerns over water quality and the impacts of climate change. Sussan Ley appears to have gained enough support from UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee to block the Great Barrier Reef being listed as ‘in danger’.

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Great Barrier Reef UNESCO in danger ruling set to be delayed by Australia

Advertisement Australia has gained enough international support to avoid UNESCO listing the Great Barrier Reef as an “in danger” World Heritage site, with 12 other countries supporting its move to delay the decision until 2023. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation controls World Heritage listings and the 21 countries currently on its World Heritage Committee voted in June to back a draft ruling that the reef was in danger of losing its World Heritage status due to concerns over water quality and the impacts of climate change. Sussan Ley appears to have gained enough support from UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee to block the Great Barrier Reef being listed as ‘in danger’.

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2 Australian States Say Their Sharks Will No Longer Attack They Will Only Bite

2 Australian States Say Their Sharks Will No Longer Attack They Will Only Bite
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No More Shark Attacks Call Them Bites, Australian States Say : NPR

No More Shark Attacks Call Them Bites, Australian States Say : NPR
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2 Australian States Say Their Sharks Will No Longer Attack They Will Only Bite

2 Australian States Say Their Sharks Will No Longer Attack They Will Only Bite
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