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Shell in controversial seismic bid

SHELL will be on the lookout for pygmy whales when it undertakes seismic off the Ningaloo Reef, but will hold off until at least November to let the humpback whale southern migration take place.

James McGrath

In a referral of action forwarded to the federal Department of Environment, the Anglo-Dutch giant said vessels undertaking its proposed Tortilla 2D seismic would not encroach on a 10 kilometre buffer zone...

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