The release would create Indigenous jobs in remote areas, rehabilitate abandoned pastoral leases and create offsets for industries that cannot reduce their emissions.
The release would create Indigenous jobs in remote areas, rehabilitate abandoned pastoral leases and create offsets for industries that cannot reduce their emissions.
The release would create Indigenous jobs in remote areas, rehabilitate abandoned pastoral leases and create offsets for industries that cannot reduce their emissions.
The release would create Indigenous jobs in remote areas, rehabilitate abandoned pastoral leases and create offsets for industries that cannot reduce their emissions.
FMG, Stokes-backed projects hushed through as WA distracted by lockdown: green groups
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Two major projects expected to blow a million tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere in their first year were approved days before the West Australian government entered pre-election caretaker mode amid a COVID-19 lockdown.
Academics, lawyers, farmers and the Conservation Council of WA have battled Mitsui’s Waitsia onshore gas project in the Mid West and Fortescue Metal Group’s gas-fired power station in the Pilbara, appealing the state environmental watchdog’s recommendation for ministerial approval.