The decision is made, the activists should get noisy shutting down coal and bag us all a proper win.
They're not drawings, they're petroglyphs and they're prolific in the area - you go for a walk in any cove and you'll come across them and at this stage they don't need moving for preservation purposes. To their merit, Woodside work closely with the local mob because it is culturally important (like churches, museums, old Holdens, etc) and, though I don't find Murujuga's petroglyphs particularly impressive as compared to other places I've stumbled across in the Pilbara, it is nice to come across them in their natural home - where they now co-exist with several industries and thousands of people.
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