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Burke to decide on CSG-LNG projects

FEDERAL Environment Minister Tony Burke is expected to announce his decision on environmental approval for two coal seam gas-to-liquefied natural gas projects amid protests over the effects of CSG drilling.

The approvals will pave the way for final investment decisions to be made for BG Group's 8.3 million tonne per annum Queensland Curtis LNG project and Santos's Gladstone LNG project, which will produce...

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