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Haberfield dust storm - not just a 'regional event'
WestConnex contractors handling of complaints about a dust storm near Haberfield School on April 9, raises questions about the governance of WestConnex.
WestConnex Air Quality
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Dangerous pollution at St Peters School—why didn't anyone tell the parents?
A WestConnex St Peters public school monitor recorded the highest average levels of PM 10 of any monitoring site in Sydney in the first 3 months of 2018
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WestConnex blames two faulty monitors for Nitrogen Dioxide spike
WestConnex blames NO2 spike on faulty monitors and denies there is a problem with PM 2.5 levels at Haberfield School
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Nitrogen Dioxide spikes at Haberfield School - an Ecotech error or a national exceedance?
How can the community trust WestConnex air monitoring when NO2 spikes over several days and then disappears without explanation?
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Why won't the NSW government investigate high levels of dangerous PM 2.5 at Haberfield school?
Parents need answers from the NSW Gladys Berejiklian government about why pollution levels at Haberfield Public School have been so high this year.
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Hundreds of negative results raise questions about WestConnex air monitors
“We have never before observed such high values for negative air pollution concentrations as we see in the Westconnex data” – Dr James Whelan, EJA
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Haberfield school children cop WestConnex dust storm
Westconnex construction sites expose residents to dangerous levels of particulate matter.
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WestConnex M4 East violates national pollution standards—and the tunnel hasn't even opened
Air monitoring around WestConnex M4 East shows pollution levels above national standards & raises serious health concerns.
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Airborne carcinogens increase around kids
Homes, community centres, worksites and open spaces will be exposed to increased health risks if NSW Planning approves WestConnex’s M4/M5 tunnls.