Alisdair Tulloch says Hunter mine expansion plans need to include the true cost of carbon emissions

By Joanne McCarthy
January 20 2020 - 5:30am
Talk: Winemaker Alisdair Tulloch at Pokolbin. He believes it is time for Australia to take the heat out of the debate on climate change. Picture: Simone De Peak.
Talk: Winemaker Alisdair Tulloch at Pokolbin. He believes it is time for Australia to take the heat out of the debate on climate change. Picture: Simone De Peak.

POKOLBIN winemaker Alisdair Tulloch won't directly support teenagers campaigning against a major expansion of Glencore's Glendell coal mine at Singleton until 2044 because of climate change.

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