‘More pain’ for Vic farmers under ‘radical plan’ by govt to fast-track renewables
Sky News host Steve Price says there is “more pain” for Victorian farmers under a “radical plan” by the state government to fast-track renewables.
“More pain for our farmers, it would appear, under what I think is a radical plan from the Victorian state government – they’re wanting to fast-track renewable projects right across the state,” he said. “ an ambition to approve especially wind farms and transmission towers in four months to clear a renewable logjam.“Farmers and regional communities are objecting to these projects – solar, wind transmission lines.Read More
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