It is a beautiful place, yes, but more importantly it supports a rare and fragile flora and fauna habitat.
I'm nowhere near a greenie, but conservation of special places does need to take place. To me, this is one of them. Don't let meat curtain Mclaren know I said this
This is the second EPA review. It was rejected the first time when Burnsy wrote this post. This time around it has been rejected again. 5 new rare species of plant and one unique to the area mineral has been discovered by the review and that is why they have deemed it environmentally unacceptable.
The new labor Govt should not only have the balls to stare down the mineral council, but do as they originally proposed back in 2004 (then rescinded). It should be made a National Park.