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Methane leaking out of old mining site in Dharawal National Park near Sydney that closed decades ago
Tuesday 23 Jul 24 10:45am
In the heart of what appears to be a pristine national park, a greenhouse gas is leaking out of an underground coal mine more than 30 years after it was last used.
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