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

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

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

The primary issue with long-duration storage is the time it takes to recharge.

The colossal cost overruns, safety blunders, and a complete disregard for transparency should be ringing alarm bells.

The harrowing events in India's Himalayas serve as a somber reminder of the risks associated with large-scale hydroelectric projects.

Are our governments truly making informed decisions or plunging us into the abyss of financial irresponsibility?

The projected cost of the Pioneer-Burdekin venture could surge to a staggering $84 billion, and the completion could be pushed back to 2045.

Hydro in Australia has been plagued by controversy and failure, with negative impacts on the environment, communities, and the economy.

Environmental impacts, huge costs, construction issues, cost blowouts, and poor performance, makes pumped hydro a questionable investment.