Curtin University’s Murujuga Rock Art Monitoring Program Year 3 Public Summary

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Summary of the results from the third year of research being undertaken to establish acceptable and unacceptable air pollutant exposure levels to protect the Murujuga rock art.
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The Murujuga Rock Art Monitoring Program is the most extensive scientific study to examine the impact of industrial air emissions on the marni (rock art engravings) of Murujuga, an area covering the Burrup Peninsula and Dampier Archipelago in Western Australia. 

Curtin University’s Murujuga Rock Art Monitoring Program Year 3 Public Summary report summarises key findings in the: 

The Murujuga Rock Art Monitoring Program is a joint initiative of the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation and the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation. It is being delivered by WSP and Curtin University. 

View more information on the Murujuga Rock Art program. 

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