Concerns have arisen about what damage could occur on rural land and water tables from mining coal seam gas. (AAP)
Coal seam gas (CSG) mining at just one Queensland site will produce three million tonnes of salt - enough to raise a pile 10 metres high and 11 kilometres long, senators have been told.
A parliamentary committee on Friday took evidence in Canberra looking at the impact of mining CSG on the Murray Darling Basin. Read More
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