Mining firm Adani has unwittingly provided "persuasive" evidence for a Queensland Government investigation into allegedly illegal works on its Carmichael mine site, environmental lawyers say.
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| Scientists are concerned dewatering will impact Doongmabulla Springs. |
The evidence includes specifications of groundwater bores registered by Adani on a government website, which Queensland's Environmental Defenders Office (EDO) said could only be used for prohibited dewatering operations, and not for monitoring as Adani has claimed.
Adani has also confirmed it cleared 5.8 hectares of land when correcting an "administrative error" in its reporting to government, an action the EDO branded unlawful.
Read the ABC News story by Josh Robertson - “Adani provided 'persuasive' evidence of 'illegal' water bores, environmental lawyers say.”
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