Queensland Mining & Energy Bulletin
Category: Water & Environment
Activists accused of using children as pawns in anti-mining strike
Organisers behind an anti-coal mining strike are adults accused of taking advantage of young people to serve their activist
Questions loom over independence of environmental regulators
A national industry body that represents the mining industry has urged the Queensland Government workers to stop affiliating themselves
Mining giant succumbs to climate change activism
One of the world’s largest diversified resource companies has yielded to mounting pressure from climate change activism, and will
Contractors sought for North Queensland flood recovery
Suppliers are invited to register their contact details to assist with the clean-up effort after the North Queensland floods.
Mining Rehabilitation Pool and The RTI Blanket Exclusion Raising Alarms
A new gas and mining fund for rehabilitation within the industry that will contain hundreds of millions of dollars
CSG Salt Dump At Queensland Creek ‘Considerable’ Risk To Murray-Darling Basin Water
A new study carried out by the NSW Environmental Defender’s Office, has concluded that 15m tonnes of salt waste
Four key challenges ahead for the Australian mining sector
While the mining sector has experienced tough times it seems there are calmer waters ahead, according to trade credit
Approval of the Carmichael Mine – An Australian failure to understand and apply groundwater science.
As an expert witness called by a conservation group to assist the Court, I had the privilege of observing
Better mine rehabilitation for Queensland
Palaszczuk Government implements next generation laws to ensure large mines across the state are properly rehabilitated #miningnews #qmeb #aprs
Energy company accused of major cover-up
An electricity and gas supplier accused of hiding major environmental incidents is facing new calls for an urgent investigation. According