Opinion

Rehabilitating the region: what a just post-mining transition looks like for the Hunter's communities and environment

By Georgina Woods
March 22 2022 - 1:00pm
IMPACT: Social and environmental rehabilitation of the Hunter must continue long after mines have closed. Picture: Simone De Peak
IMPACT: Social and environmental rehabilitation of the Hunter must continue long after mines have closed. Picture: Simone De Peak

The Hunter region has suffered from two decades of remote decisions that pay little heed to either our past or our future.

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