Adani strikes back on water

ADANI has hit back at claims it has received a special deal on water use at the Carmichael coal project in Queensland’s Galilee Basin, saying much of what is being said is incorrect or confusing.

Adani has received a licence to take up to 12.5 gigalitres from the Suttor River.

25 September 2018
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Lock the Gate Alliance said it had obtained documents under Right to Information laws in Queensland that revealed Adani had a deal to access 12.5 gigalitres of river water.

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