Environmental Aspects Of Bauxite Mining In Western Australia (789bf775-8e25-461c-9712-68fa0753b05e)

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B. A. Carbon
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Jan 1, 1984

Abstract

Western Australia is the largest state in Australia with an area one and three quarter times the size of Texas. Most of the State is desert or semi-desert, and only the southwest corner is heavily populated. The State has a population of one and a half million people, and one million of these live in and around the city of Perth. Perth is located on the narrow Swan Coastal Plain and is flanked by the Indian Ocean and the Darling Plateau. The Darling Plateau is an ancient peneplain rising some 300 metres above sea level, and forms an important resource base for the population.
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APA: B. A. Carbon  (1984)  Environmental Aspects Of Bauxite Mining In Western Australia (789bf775-8e25-461c-9712-68fa0753b05e)

MLA: B. A. Carbon Environmental Aspects Of Bauxite Mining In Western Australia (789bf775-8e25-461c-9712-68fa0753b05e). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1984.

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