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Kevin’s Corner Response to Submission – giving economics the finger

Posted on November 30th, 2012 · Posted in News

In December 2011 we made a submission on the economic assessment of the Kevin’s Corner coal project in Queensland.  We pointed out that: No cost benefit analysis (CBA) had been.. read more

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Undermined or Overburdened? Victoria’s brown coal: an economic perspective

Posted on October 15th, 2012 · Posted in News

UPDATE: Here is the media coverage.  The Age/SMH, ABC Gippsland, Australian Mining, Renew Economy.  I also did interviews with Win TV and live on ABC Gippsland which I can’t find… read more

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Warkworth Extension Project: Economists at Large in the NSW Land and Environment Court

Posted on October 12th, 2012 · Posted in News

In late August Rod appeared as an expert witness in the NSW Land and Environment Court.  The case is about the proposed Warkworth coal mine extension, which is being opposed.. read more

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Submission to Great Keppel Island Environmental Impact Statement

Posted on October 1st, 2012 · Posted in News

Simon and Richard worked with the Capricorn Conservation Council to make a submission on the Environmental Impact Statement of the proposed redevelopment of Great Keppel Island.  Their submission addressed specifically.. read more

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Ecolarge victory! Economics finally fells Gunns.

Posted on September 26th, 2012 · Posted in News

When you’re working in policy and economics, the timescale for change is often frustratingly slow. The economics may be clear, but the politics and inertia of a project or policy can keep.. read more

The Duck Hunt Dog hears Victoria is a "world class" hunting destination

Hey, how ’bout a duck? Comment on Victorian Wildlife (Game) regulations 2012

Posted on September 21st, 2012 · Posted in News

It may surprise Victorians to discover that our state is  a “world class” hunting destination.  Yep, despite our state’s lack of lions, tigers, elephants, buffaloes and razor-backs, the world’s hunters.. read more

Ecolarge responds to the BCA’s discussion paper on environmental assessments and approvals

Posted on August 14th, 2012 · Posted in News

An alliance of Australian environment groups asked Economists at Large to review the economic evidence presented for proposal number 2 in the document, Discussion Paper for the COAG Business Advisory.. read more

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T3 coal port comments

Posted on July 31st, 2012 · Posted in News

The period for public comment on the T3 coal terminal expansion under the EPBC act has just closed and Economists at Large made a brief submission.  In our submission we.. read more

New Ecolarge website

New website for Ecolarge

Posted on June 25th, 2012 · Posted in News

Over the last few days we’ve been putting some of the finishing touches on a new website for Ecolarge. We’re yet to upload all our work to the publications area.. read more

News June 2012

Posted on June 4th, 2012 · Posted in News

We haven’t put up a news post for a while, which doesn’t mean there hasn’t been lots going on….   Rod and Tristan spent 2 weeks in Lao PDR researching.. read more

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