Asia Pacific > Western Australia to allow major land-based offset projects

Western Australia to allow major land-based offset projects

Published 05:52 on December 5, 2019  /  Last updated at 23:45 on December 5, 2019  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia

Western Australia has decided to allow offset projects on pastoral lands as long as they don’t interfere with the local mining industry, finally clearing the way for stalled projects that will generate some 5 million credits to the federal government.
Western Australia has decided to allow offset projects on pastoral lands as long as they don’t interfere with the local mining industry, finally clearing the way for stalled projects that will generate some 5 million credits to the federal government.


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