Those opposed to the mine only have credibility if they and with them the majority of Australians are willing to cut themselves off the power grid to stop CO2 emissions.
Oh and by the way they should become self sufficient as to all their food, transport etc.
Another viewpoint is why should they enjoy all that comes so easily here in Australian and millions of Indians in India be denied those simple utilities enjoyed here.
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Kauchy
11 years ago
Its high time the sabotaging groups realize that the power they even use in their houses and their offices doesn't come from trees!
Besides, there are a lot of poor Indians who will benefit a lot from this project. We have to be people who support civilization and development in many parts of our world. Lets all stand up and get development going! Allutta continua
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Queensland Resources
· petition starter
11 years ago
Thanks Jeff
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Queensland Resources
· petition starter
11 years ago
Kenneth, QRC thanks you for your support
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Queensland Resources
· petition starter
11 years ago
Thanks Edwin
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Queensland Resources
· petition starter
11 years ago
QRC thanks you for your support
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vinaitheerthan
11 years ago
Coal is here to stay. Australia has a duty of care to give better coal options to developing nations for their energy mix. Let's help replace the dirty coal that's flooding their markets.
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Queensland Resources
· petition starter
11 years ago
Thanks for your support, Mark
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Michael
11 years ago
It's time to end the Greens non-sense!
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Mark Ostwald
11 years ago
This is exactly the right place for a new coal mine; far away from everything! 400 million Indians still live in poverty with no access to electricity while opponents to the mine live privileged lifestyles – hypocrites!
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Edwin Manahan
11 years ago
Adani has already been through a rigorous approval process. If the legislation allows endless delay tactics from opponents, then change the legislation, otherwise we are exposing investors to an unreasonable level of sovereign risk.
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Kenneth
11 years ago
Supporting investment projects is supporting and development life both locally and internationally.
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Jeff Cusack
11 years ago
This project is good for the Economy, Jobs and the morale of Nth Queensland it has to proceed
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Jason stephens
11 years ago
Let the mine and abbott point go ahead for the sake of local families and buisiness as towns are slowly dieing and struggling its not fair that this is happening up here, very sad times for all
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Phil Ryan
11 years ago
This needs to happen as soon as possible. These Green groups have lost touch with reality
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David Warland
11 years ago
Please stop this rot, get Australia working.
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Brad Stansfield
11 years ago
Still looking for that comparable job that the renewable energy industry is going to offer all the redundant miners?
Thanks David
Jason, QRC thanks for your support.
Thanks Vinaitheerthan for your support
Those opposed to the mine only have credibility if they and with them the majority of Australians are willing to cut themselves off the power grid to stop CO2 emissions. Oh and by the way they should become self sufficient as to all their food, transport etc. Another viewpoint is why should they enjoy all that comes so easily here in Australian and millions of Indians in India be denied those simple utilities enjoyed here.
Its high time the sabotaging groups realize that the power they even use in their houses and their offices doesn't come from trees! Besides, there are a lot of poor Indians who will benefit a lot from this project. We have to be people who support civilization and development in many parts of our world. Lets all stand up and get development going! Allutta continua
Thanks Jeff
Kenneth, QRC thanks you for your support
Thanks Edwin
QRC thanks you for your support
Coal is here to stay. Australia has a duty of care to give better coal options to developing nations for their energy mix. Let's help replace the dirty coal that's flooding their markets.
Thanks for your support, Mark
It's time to end the Greens non-sense!
This is exactly the right place for a new coal mine; far away from everything! 400 million Indians still live in poverty with no access to electricity while opponents to the mine live privileged lifestyles – hypocrites!
Adani has already been through a rigorous approval process. If the legislation allows endless delay tactics from opponents, then change the legislation, otherwise we are exposing investors to an unreasonable level of sovereign risk.
Supporting investment projects is supporting and development life both locally and internationally.
This project is good for the Economy, Jobs and the morale of Nth Queensland it has to proceed
Let the mine and abbott point go ahead for the sake of local families and buisiness as towns are slowly dieing and struggling its not fair that this is happening up here, very sad times for all
This needs to happen as soon as possible. These Green groups have lost touch with reality
Please stop this rot, get Australia working.
Still looking for that comparable job that the renewable energy industry is going to offer all the redundant miners?