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    Karara Mining disagrees on WA nature reserve

    Chinese-backed Karara Mining is under pressure to relinquish a mining tenement in West Australia, which the state’s environmental watchdog says is stalling long-held plans for a nature reserve in the Mid West.

    Tess Ingram
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    Chinese-backed Karara Mining (KML) is under pressure to relinquish a mining tenement in Western Australia, which the state’s environmental watchdog says is stalling long-held plans for a nature reserve in the mid-west.

    Environmental Protection Authority chairman Paul Vogel called on the government to “move to rapidly im­plement" a 2009 decision to create an A-Class nature reserve on the ­Mungada Ridge in the state’s mid-west. WA’s Environment Minister, Albert Jacob , said this cannot be done until the required tenement is relinquished.

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