Plans progress for massive Burrup urea plant

By Mal Gill
Updated December 10 2019 - 9:02pm, first published December 9 2019 - 3:00pm
An historic signing clears the way for a granulated urea fertiliser project on the Burrup Peninsula, near Karratha. At the signing were Perdaman Global Services chief executive officer Meagha Rambal (left), Perdaman chairman Vikas Rambal and Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation chief executive officer Peter Jeffries.
An historic signing clears the way for a granulated urea fertiliser project on the Burrup Peninsula, near Karratha. At the signing were Perdaman Global Services chief executive officer Meagha Rambal (left), Perdaman chairman Vikas Rambal and Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation chief executive officer Peter Jeffries.

PLANNING and environmental approvals for Australian's largest urea fertiliser production plant on the Burrup Peninsula, near Karratha, can be sought now the local Aboriginal corporation has backed the proposal.

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