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#burrup

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BellingenNSW

"The Burrup Peninsula,
in WA’s northwest, known as Murujuga to traditional owners, contains the world’s largest and oldest collection of petroglyphs."

"Disrupt Burrup Hub claims Woodside’s operations in the area and its proposed expansion could produce billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide by 2070 and damage the ancient artefacts."
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theguardian.com/environment/20

Murujuga, Rock Art, Heritage, and Landscape Iconoclasm, José Antonio González Zarandona >>
pennpress.org/9780812251562/mu
#FossilFuels #expansion #ClimateBreakdown #pollution #burrup #Murujuga #petroglyphs #RockArt #Heritage #IndigenousPeoples #iconoclasm #ProtectProtest #disrupt

The Guardian · Climate activists fined over protest outside Woodside boss Meg O’Neill’s Perth homeBy Guardian staff reporter
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Peter Riley

Woodside Plundering and polluting for Profit - Stand Up For The Burrup chuffed.org/project/message-to

#firstNations #Yindjibarndi
#Murujuga #Burrup #Woodside

Second photo:
Federal Resource Minister Madeleine King's date for the Parliamentary Midwinter Ball was (appropriately) #Woodside CEO Meg O'Neil. The Sydney Morning Herald credited O'Neil (incorrectly yet again appropriately) as 'Minister for Resources'.

Text Some academics and traditional owner groups have expressed concerns that emissions from the heavy industry on the Burrup is accelerating erosion of some rock art in the region. Further headlines below Burrup ‘is world’s most important rock art site Emissions take the gloss off ancient rock art Heritage bits pits rock art against industry.
Photograph: Amongst suits and ballgown wearing crowd Two women smiling pose; in large marble foyer of Federal Parliament building. Who? Federal Resource Minister Madeleine King's date for the Parliamentary Midwinter Ball was (appropriately) #Woodside CEO Meg O'Neil.
People wear t-shirts with letters spelling out STAND UP FOR THE BURRUP On sand at beach in Pilbara region
Gas being burned off at fossil fuel processing site amidst ancient rocks 40,000 + year old petroglyphs/rock carvings at Burrup Penisnula
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