Subscribe to RSS feedPacia hits out at Terminals' critics in Geelong
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by LLDCN 11:34AM, 04 Mar 2005
The Plastics and Chemicals Industries Association has warned that opposition to the Terminals butadiene storage plan for the port of Geelong was ill-informed and could have dire consequences for manufacturers in the area.
The association's chief executive, Michael Catchpole, told...
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