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--------------- Original Message ---------------
From: Rickie Hardiman [[5][FOI #5346 email]]
Sent: 03/04/2019 13:34
To: [6][EPA request email]
Subject: Government Information (Public Access) request - what assurances
can you give to Bylong Valley residents with Korean mining

Dear NSW Environment Protection Authority,

My request to is know what assurances have been given for residents of
Bylong Valley NSW with mining by Kepco Mining the giant Korean mining
company

Yours faithfully,

Rickie Hardiman

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