:Billionaire businessman Gautum Adani has personally asked Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to frame a special law that prohibits activist groups from seeking judicial review of environmental approvals for major projects such as Adani's proposed $15 billion coal mine, rail and port project in Queensland. Fairfax Media put questions to Mr Turnbull's office on Tuesday about his meeting with Mr Adani. The Prime Minister's office refused to comment on what was discussed at the meeting or give a response to Mr Adani's proposal, which is similar to the so-called "lawfare" amendments proposed under former prime minister Tony Abbott. A spokesman for Mr Turnbull confirmed the pair had met last week. A spokeswoman for Environment Minister Greg Hunt said the government still planned to pursue amendments to Australia's environment laws that would restrict the ability for green and community groups to object to major developments. LiberalsJosh Frydenberg: 'Moral case' to proceed with coal mine The Resources Minister tells ABC Insiders there is a 'moral imperative' to push ahead with the Adani coal mine. Courtesy ABC News 24.
No surprise that an Indian wants to suck-up the last bit of coal from Australia within the next 10 years. I would be interested to know what "kick-back Malcolm personally got from the deal - would have been good. Another strip mine for Australia, and No benefit; nothing unusual there I feel like a ten ton burden was lifted off my shoulders, the day I left that s.h.i.t hole country.
The Indian Government recently went on record India is going 100% Solar! DaS Energy and the Indian Government are good mates and freely share in innovation. Despite the Liberal Government full on opposition and attempt to defeat the Indian Government using Clive Palmer Coal!
