Simon and Richard worked with the Capricorn Conservation Council to make a submission on the Environmental Impact Statement of the proposed redevelopment of Great Keppel Island. Their submission addressed specifically.. read more
The period for public comment on the T3 coal terminal expansion under the EPBC act has just closed and Economists at Large made a brief submission. In our submission we.. read more
The word “bonanza” doesn’t get used enough these days, so it was great to see the Herald Sun declare “Jobs bonanza in new coal rush” today. A PLAN to export.. read more
Its that time of year again – when Victoria hands over the park and the money to Bernie Ecclestone, Bernie demands more, taxpayers complain and the Vic government bends over… read more
We recently assisted the Maules Creek Community Council with another submission – this time reviewing the economic appendix of the Tarrawonga Coal extension proposal. The economic assessment fails to make.. read more
We are disappointed to read the NSW Planning Assessment Commission’s (PAC) report on the Boggabri Coal project, giving the open-cut mine the green light. Last year we made several submissions.. read more
Two interesting articles in the Australian Financial Review this week show that neither industry nor politicians understand what’s wrong with the mining assessment process. The stories were focussed on Queensland,.. read more
Finishing off a big year of looking at large, controversial coal projects, we reviewed the economic assessment of the Galilee/China First project on behalf of the landholders of the Bimblebox.. read more
We recently assisted Queensland’s Capricorn Conservation Council with a submission relating to the economic assessment of the Kevin’s Corner Coal project proposal. The economic assessment of the project, by consultants.. read more
When was the last time you made a $3 billion dollar error? OK, how about a $200 million dollar error? Still no? Have you ever added up a bill and.. read more
