Does a 'historic' plan to protect WA's largest river go far enough?

The Western Australia government released its draft Fitzroy-Derby water management plan, sparking opposition from traditional owners and environmental groups. Concerns have arisen over strict limitations on surface water use and groundwater extraction capped at 75.7 gigalitres per year. Public consultation is open until June 30, highlighting the ongoing conflict over water resource management in the region.

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