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Australia has approved a aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters to dump large amounts of sludge in the Great Barrier Reef. The aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters will come from the expansion of a coal port on the aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters near the reef. The aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters to the dumping was given by Australia's Environment Minister. Environmentalists are up in aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters about the possible aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters to the world's largest and most famous aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters reef. They say it is shocking that profits are being put aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters of such an important marine environment. About 3 million aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters meters of mud will be poured into the reef's aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters. Authorities say it will not be dumped on top of any coral.

The reef is the world's largest coral reef aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters. It stretches for 2,600km, aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters around 344,400 square kilometres. It gets special aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters from Australia's government to limit the impact of fishing and aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters. Climate change is damaging it by aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters and killing the coral. The reef creates $3 billion a year in aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters revenue. Greenpeace said the dumping, "is one more aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters blow…which further threatens aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters life, its World Heritage aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters and Australia's tourism and fishing". The WWF said it was, "a sad day for the reef and anyone who cares about its aheadarmsbleachingbodycoastcoralcoveringcubicdamagefuturego-aheadmarinemudplanprotectionstatussystemtourismwaters".