Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
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OT - Raising Warragamba |
1-Mar-2013 At 9:03:55 AM |
maxdacat
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I'm not necessarily opposed to this but just wondered if the increase the height by 23m as proposed what effect will this have on bushland further up the valley eg say the Kedumba valley. Would it be under water for some or all of the year?
Could this also be construed as "direct action" in response to a changing climate? |
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