Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action funds coastal stabilization in…
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Updated Oct 6
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What happened
Following erosion caused by a major storm at a popular Warrnambool beach, the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action provided over $1.6 million for coastal stabilization works. This funding allows for the installation of a permanent rock revetment near the Merri River mouth. The project addresses shoreline erosion at Viaduct Road, securing a key community asset.
From standard.net.au
Why it matters
The government funding injects capital into the local economy of Warrnambool. The project aims to provide a permanent resolution to shoreline erosion, which could improve the tourism viability of the region, including Lake Pertobe.
From standard.net.au
Who's involved
- Department of Energy, Environment and Climate ActionGovernment department providing funding and regulating coastal stabilization works
- WarrnamboolCity where the coastal stabilization works are taking place
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The entities involved
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Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
government department in Victoria, Australia
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Warrnambool
city in Victoria, Australia