Glencore's proposed Glendell mine expansion until 2044 has galvanised global warming activists

By Joanne McCarthy
Updated January 30 2020 - 10:34am, first published January 29 2020 - 8:00pm
Warning: Doctors for the Environment Australia Hunter representative Dr John Van Der Kallen said it is time for adults to back children wanting an end to Hunter mine expansions. Picture: Simone De Peak.
Warning: Doctors for the Environment Australia Hunter representative Dr John Van Der Kallen said it is time for adults to back children wanting an end to Hunter mine expansions. Picture: Simone De Peak.

MINING giant Glencore has lost the social licence to more than double annual production at its Glendell coal mine near Singleton until 2044, say doctors backing students who want no more mine expansions in the Hunter.

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