ENVIRONMENT

Liberty Mutual lets Baralaba South EIS slip

The project would have required 900 million litres of water per annum.

Liberty Mutual has chosen not to submit an environmental impact statement for its proposed Baralaba South project.

Liberty Mutual has chosen not to submit an environmental impact statement for its proposed Baralaba South project.

The Baralaba South proposal was for a greenfield, multi-seam, open cut coal mine, that would have produced up to 5 million tonnes per annum of run-of-mine coal for 30-40 years. The project would have...

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