Executives of some of the major coal seam gas (CSG) miners have faced questioning at a committee hearing in Canberra over the damage being done to farming land.
CSG producers sought to assure farmers and politicians that the operation does not threaten the environment and can coexist with food production in rural regions, but Senators do not appear to be convinced, the ABC reports.
Santos vice president James Baulderstone said he wants critics of CSG to recognise that he has agricultural roots. Read More
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