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By national regional reporter Nathan Morris and David Chen

Linc Energy whistleblower warns of continued spread of toxic chemicals from failed coal gas site

The whistleblower who raised the alarm about environmental damage and contamination at the failed Linc Energy underground coal gasification (UCG) project in southern Queensland says toxic chemicals will continue to spread from the site.   

Queensland's Department of Environment and Science (DES) has rejected reports that landholder water bores near the site at Hopeland, about 300 kilometres west of Brisbane, have been contaminated by chemicals such as cyanide and benzene.

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