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JCU TropWater scientist collecting water sample. Photo: Contributed Environment Staff Writer Premium Content Subscriber only Extensive monitoring of water quality, coral and seagrasses in the southern inshore waters off Carmila will continue over the next three years, providing a more accurate representation of waterway health. The Southern Inshore Monitoring Program has been renewed for a further three years with Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal and Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure committing more than $383,000 to jointly fund the program. “I’m extremely proud of DBCT for funding such important research to make sure our Great Barrier Reef remains great for our generation and those to come,” DBCT manager of safety, risk and environment Ricci Churchill said.

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