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Drayton South déjà vu

HOPEFULLY it will not be déjà vu all over again for Anglo American with its project once again forwarded to the New South Wales Planning Assessment Commission with a recommendation it be approved.

Karma Barndon
Drayton South mine

Drayton South mine

Three times, Anglo American has put its 6.4 million tonne per annum coal project up and had it approved by the Department of Planning and Environment and thrice the PAC has rejected it. Four years ago...

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