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The proposed Pioneer-Burdekin Pumped Hydro project involves significant construction and environmental alteration.

Snowy 2.0's tunnel collapse warns of risks for Eungella's hydro project. High costs & environmental concerns loom large.

Early drilling activities are impacting the habitats of native platypuses and sparking a call for more responsible project management.

Save Eungella's powerful stance at the Reckless Renewables rally in Canberra: A call for responsible energy transition. #SaveEungella

Explore 'The Race for Renewables,' a journey through Australia's energy shift, captured passionately by Flynn O'Hallahan.

Eungella Day Frog found within the footprint of the Queensland Hydro proposed Pioneer-Burdekin Pumped Hydro Project.

Eungella Honeyeater core breeding habitat found within the proposed footprint of Queensland Hydro's Pioneer-Burdekin Pumped project.

Queensland Hydro drilling rig unattended, with runoff from the site flowing directly into known platypus habitats.

Pioneer-Burdekin Pumped Hydro Project uses loophole to justify destruction under the guise of 'offsetting' their impact elsewhere.

Mick De Brenni’s statement that “no platypus in the Eungella region will be impacted” is overly simplistic and dangerously misleading.

Pioneer-Burdekin Pumped Hydro Project spearheaded by Queensland Hydro Disregard for UN Sustainable Goals

The controversial Pioneer-Burdekin pumped hydro project raises serious concerns about the impact on the region's unique biodiversity.

The Northern Highland Koala, a unique koala population residing within and around the proposed Pioneer-Burdekin Pumped Hydro Project.

Over 1000+ platypus within a 60km radius of the Proposed Pioneer-Burdekin Pumped Hydro Project site has been uncovered.

A global trend of environmental mismanagement, where the rush for renewable energy projects often overlooks the impact on natural habitats.

concerns with Queensland Hydro drilling rigs in Eungella, Netherdale and Dalrymple Heights and their impact on local residents and wildlife.

"If a koala is injured it must, by law, be clubbed to death" exemplifies prioritising energy interests over our wildlife.

Eungella's future hangs in the balance due to plans for a pumped hydro project. This project threatens the lives of countless platypus.

Startling contradictions further underscores de Brenni's reckless disregard for the truth.

The true platypus population within Reservoir A is estimated to exceed 200 individuals, making it a stronghold for this unique species.