Clarence Colliery subject to legally binding EPA license

By Phoebe Moloney
Updated March 20 2017 - 5:15pm, first published 10:17am
TESTING THE WATERS: Dr Ian Wright's study examined the impact of the Clarence Colliery on the Wollangambe River. Picture: SUPPLIED
TESTING THE WATERS: Dr Ian Wright's study examined the impact of the Clarence Colliery on the Wollangambe River. Picture: SUPPLIED

The NSW Environment Protection Authority has announced it will impose a legally binding Pollution Reduction Program on the Clarence Colliery less than a month after Western Sydney University published a damning report on the mine’s impact on the Wollangambe River. 

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