ENVIRONMENT

Tarrawonga seeks to vary sound limits

A PROPOSAL by Whitehaven Coal to modify its noise conditions at its Tarrawonga coal mine near Boggabri in New South Wales is seeking to change a single requirement in the project approval related to sound power levels for fixed and mobile plant and equipment.

Lou Caruana
Tarrawonga seeks to vary sound limits

The Department of Planning and Environment said it was keen to hear the community’s views on the proposal. “Importantly, the modification does not seek to change the noise limits in the project approval...

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