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BHP wants to clear the air

BHP pledges $300m in port dust-up.

 LiDAR image taken in 2017 showing plume of dust over Port Hedland

LiDAR image taken in 2017 showing plume of dust over Port Hedland

The $300 million will go toward wind fences for the port to reduce dust lift-off from stockpiles; vegetation barriers to capture dust in Port Hedland's West End; and on moisture management systems, ore...

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