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Title: Construction of additional crystalizer ponds, Useless Loop, Shark Bay : report and recommendations of the Environmental Protection Authority.
Author: Shark Bay Salt Joint Venture ; Western Australia. Environmental Protection Authority.
Citation: ACCNO:15348
Publisher: Bulletin (Western Australia. Environmental Protection Authority) No. 934
Year: 1999.
Description: 24 p. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Shark Bay - Western Australia ; Useless Loop - Western Australia ; Environment management. ; Salt lakes ; Western Australia ; Salinity effects. ; Water quality.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Journal article;Monograph
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