What does MNES stand for?

Matter of National Environmental Significance (Australia)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Commonwealth Government is to be congratulated for including World Heritage as a matter of national environmental significance, thus triggering the operation of the EPBC Act.

World Heritage at the crossroads: although Australia currently holds ...

If a proponent is proposing to undertake any exploration or operational activities that will or are likely to have a significant impact on: a matter of national environmental significance (eg.

Carbon Capture And Storage: Navigating The Environmental And Heritage ...

The Federal Government should be congratulated for protecting World Heritage as a matter of national environmental significance through the EPBC Act.

AUSTRALIA AND WORLD HERITAGE: NOT SO CONVENTIONAL