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Become a Dust Safety Member Company to list your products and services where the combustible dust community can find them. Members receive a full listing in the directory and are featured on the database homepage and incident pages. Skip to main content Skip to primary sidebar Skip to footer Source: Google maps. Share this:. Like this: Like Loading Nonowie is located 30 km south of Whyalla and if developed, would retain the economic benefits for Whyalla residents. Furthermore, the Nonowie site is closer to the mouth of Spencer Gulf and bypasses tidal impediments which occur on the approach to Port Bonython.

This reduces maritime safety risk and would also increase port operating efficiency. The APWP maintain that deep water could be accessed with a wharf of comparable length. Map supplied is a composite of report hazards and current project proposal diagrams. For further comment, contact Dan Monceaux. Alan Hall. View this email in your browser. For further comment, contact Dan Monceaux Ph. You are a media agent or representative deemed relevant to receive press releases related to industrial development and environmental matters in the Spencer Gulf region of South Australia.

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