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Recycled water could slash fill-time for Latrobe coal mine pits

Using treated water from a Melbourne sewage plant could reduce by more than a decade the time needed to fill the Latrobe Valley's three huge coal mine pits, according to Victoria's top mine rehabilitation expert.

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