Energy Developer Destroys Ancient Indigenous Rock Shelter During Australian Renewable Energy Project
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Toasted to a respectable shade. No regrets, no crumbs left.
Summary
An energy developer working on a $5.5 billion renewable energy grid integration project in Australia accidentally bulldozed and destroyed an ancient Indigenous rock shelter, which experts say is damaged beyond recovery. The incident highlights the tension between renewable energy infrastructure development and the protection of Indigenous cultural heritage sites.
Key quotes
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Energy Developer Accidentally Bulldozes Indigenous Heritage Site 'Beyond Recovery'
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