https://www.keepittogetheraustralia.com.au/, page-32

An article today on ABC news
Electric cars, solar panels, large batteries and wind turbines — the technology needed to go green relies on what can be a dirty industry.

"It's absolutely ironic, but to save the planet we are going to need more mines," says Allison Britt, director of mineral resources at government agency Geoscience Australia.

In Tasmania, a mine that's been leaking contaminated water for the past five years wants permission to expand into a wilderness area because the lead, zinc and copper it produces are vital for solar panels, electric cars and wind turbines.

King Island, famed for its high-end produce and rugged beauty, will soon be home to one of the world's largest tungsten mines.

Outside Darwin, an open-cut mine that will produce lithium vital for electric car batteries looks to be already impacting local waterways.

The problem MCB isn’t taking a holistic approach to the environment but simply concentrating on Climate Change.

I'm not a Greenie but simply using greenies arguments to counter his obsession on climate change[?]

To achieve his aims it needs damaging other parts of the environment and may include mining of the sea to get greater shareholder’s value, not only for AGL but the renewable industry.

I have a leaning towards Twiggy's involvement with AGL with producing green hydrogen and his construction of an initially blended 50% gas/hydrogen rotatory power station.

Artificially creating a sine wave can be very damaging to consumers products if things go wrong at these batt establishments.