I read the area used to be wheat Frederic, and is now largely switched to canola or rapeseed …
(which is a pretty crop and used for feedstock and also processed for an oil that’s cheap and so used in virtually all processed foods that can stick it in, although it’s considered nutritionally toxic by the late Michael Moseley and mamy, many more …. ).. “Local residents opposed the development due to potential contamination and impacts to the productive agricultural land surrounding the site. ”
In regards the complaint, as far as I’m concerned the quality of the
ground in Tendinewa is already likely contaminated by typical broad scale farming’s use of chemicals and whatever else … but it’s the quality of
life of local residents that may be a relevant issue if push comes to shove.
Once again, how come Wood didn’t pick this issue up?
(20min delay)