Australia can't afford Adani's pipeline to 12.5b litres of precious water
At the last federal election, the Coalition weaponised the Adani coal-mine issue
to portray Labor as having a tin-ear for the concerns of regional
Australia. But for all the bravado, the simple truth is that Adani will not be the saviour of regional Queensland. Far from it.Right now, federal Environment Minister Sussan Ley is considering whether to require expert scientific assessment of Adani’s massive river pipeline, through which it plans to take up to 12.5 billion litres of water from the Suttor River in Central Queensland.
The federal government has conceded it erred by failing to consider public submissions when evaluating a plan by mining giant Adani to pump billions of litres of water from a river in drought-stricken Queensland.Government concedes error on Adani pipeline decision
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