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Australia has OK'd a aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism to dump 3 million aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism meters of sludge in the Great Barrier Reef. The aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism will come from widening a coal port on the nearby aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism. Australia's Environment Minister gave the aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism. Environmentalists are aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism about the possible damage. They say it is aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism that profits are put aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism of such an important aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism environment. Authorities say the sludge will not be dumped on aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism of any coral.

The reef is the world's aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism and most famous coral reef aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism. It stretches 2,600km and covers around 344,400 aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism kilometres. It gets special protection to limit aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism from fishing and tourism. Climate change is aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism and killing the coral. The reef creates $3 billion a year from aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism. Greenpeace said the aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism, "is one more body aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism…which further threatens marine aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism". The WWF said it was "a sad day" for the reef and its aheadangrybleachingblowcoastcubicdamagedumpingfuturego-aheadlargestlifemarinemudplanshockingsquaresystemtoptourism.