How an ‘extraordinary’ proposal to convert part of an old oil rig into a reef could set a precedent in Australia
2021-07-22 18:51
Australia's biggest oil and gas company plans to dump part of an oil rig it failed to properly maintain on the sea floor to create an "artificial reef", less than two kilometres from the Ningaloo Coast Reef World Heritage Area in Western Australia.
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