The Sydney Morning Herald’s Mike Foley tells us that 20 per cent of development applications relating to proposals ‘threatening koala habitat’ are for renewables. He doesn’t tell us why there’s so much koala habitat given that koalas are supposedly headed for extinction because of lost habitat, the Black Summer holocaust, more clearing, and climate change.
Before Black Summer, New South Wales started an inquiry to find out what was happening to our allegedly declining koalas.
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