Clean energy plan gets green light: 'Individuals can't do it on their own'

Alasdair McDonald
Updated June 17 2019 - 3:07pm, first published June 14 2019 - 4:30pm
WORK-IN: Climate activist Mica Lynnah said. She was joined by Julie Morandini and Vivian Harris before Wednesday's Bega Valley Shire Council meeting. Picture: Alasdair McDonald
WORK-IN: Climate activist Mica Lynnah said. She was joined by Julie Morandini and Vivian Harris before Wednesday's Bega Valley Shire Council meeting. Picture: Alasdair McDonald

A new plan for a clean energy future for the region has been given the green light.

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