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Environmental probe into AGL’s floating gas terminal bid – Sydney Morning Herald
Emissions from AGL’s proposed floating gas terminal at Western Port could be far greater than the energy giant has estimated for the controversial $250 million …
It is the largest and most complex environmental assessment Victoria has seen, with 6058 submissions, including a record number of public objections, and 49 pieces of expert evidence.
AGL’s plan to locate a terminal in the bay and connect it to a 57-kilometre pipeline from the Mornington Peninsula to Pakenham has faced delays and a bitter backlash from environmental groups and residents worried about the potential risks to the area’s ecosystems and tourism.
If the floating gas facility goes ah…
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