THE Australian government is investing more than $4 million in research grants to the CSIRO and the University of Newcastle for projects that will trial technologies to tackle methane emissions from coal mines.
Resources minister Madeleine King said $2.05 million has been allocated to the CSIRO and $2.3 million for the University of Newcastle.
Coal mine methane emissions will become increasingly important as miners try to get to grips with the Safeguard Mechanism and look for technologies to help them. Resources minister Madeleine King said...
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