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Greens get their way over water in Beetaloo

ALL unconventional oil and gas projects will be subjected to another layer of regulatory tape, after the Labor government caved to the demands of the Greens.

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Greens get their way over water in Beetaloo

The Greens hold a balance of power in the Senate, and used this to hold hostage proposed environmental protection laws, until Labor agreed to demands over water consumption for unconventional gas projects....

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