Greyhound chief executive Alex de Waal warned employees not to “undermine” their colleagues or the company.
Mr de Waal was also chairman of the Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef Foundation until he resigned earlier today.after its involvement with Adani came to light. Supporters say the mine will bring hundreds of much-needed jobs to rural Queensland in eastern Australia. The United Nations says emissions must decline more than 7.5 per cent annually in order to hit the 1.5C temperature goal laid out in the Paris deal.
CEO Joe Kaeser confirmed Siemens would go ahead with plans to provide rail infrastructure for the Carmichael mine in Queensland after holding talks with environmentalists.
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