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Raymond Gamarrawu of the Mirrar aboriginal people of northern Australia protests in front of the Ranger uranium mine July 27, 1997, 15 miles from Jabiru, Northern Territory. Gamarrawu, the Mirrar people and their supporters are trying to prevent mine owners, Energy Resources Australia, from opening a second mine on their traditional lands. The Mirrar believe a new mine at nearby Jabiluka could disturb a powerful lizard spirit resulting in sickness, climate extremes and flooding. (AP Photo/Sandy Scheltema)
AUSTRALIA OUT
Minimum price 50PLN
1997-08-21
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
SANDY SCHELTEMA
319637
0,35MB
17cm x 10cm by 300dpi
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