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Significance of Glencore win becoming more evident

One of the many downfalls of the Glencore project that AgForce stopped in its tracks, was the appearance of the Federal Government and an International Mining Giant trying to do exactly the opposite to this.
AgForce CEO Michael Guerin

It still sounds implausible that our Government could claim strong environmental credentials whilst pushing for ongoing coal fired power generation […]

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