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Desal gets green light yet concerns remain

Yumbah's Mark Andrews and Hands off Boston Bay's Glen Ingham say Billy Lights Point is not the place for a desalination plant. They are pictured with marine biologist Dr Paul McShane, who had concerns about disturbing the sediment in the area. (File)
Charlotte Martin

The desalination plant at Billy Lights Point has been given the green light by the state government. Planning Minister Nick […]

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