River Murray forest launched
Source: South Australia. The Premier. Media Release.
"Premier Mike Rann launched a State Government initiative to plant 2.5 million trees that will create a River Murray native forest between Morgan and Renmark in the Riverland. At $5.7 million, it will be one of the largest revegetation programs ever seen in South Australia – and an opportunity for the private sector to become involved to help reduce their impact of greenhouse gas emissions in the environment."
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Labels: Agriculture, Climate change, Water
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