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AGL, Energy Australia and Engie face decades-long rehabilitation task

It will take at least 25 years, and possibly up to 75 years, to fill the Latrobe Valley's three coal mine pits with water once mining ceases, according to a major new rehabilitation strategy released today by the Victorian government.

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