by Environmental Justice Australia | Nov 18, 2022 | Coal pollution, Communities
Join our webinar and help make sure local communities get a proper say on Delta’s plans to mine another 9.5 million tonnes of coal from beneath Lake Macquarie. As it stands, local communities have just a few weeks to have a say on Delta’s proposal. But communities...
by Tessa Fluence | Nov 17, 2022 | Forests, Nature
Make a quick call to Premier Andrews for Victoria’s native forests Call Premier Andrews’ office on 03 9651 5000 between 9am and 5pm today. Be firm but respectful. You will likely speak to a staffer who will pass on your message. If you can’t get through,...
by Environmental Justice Australia | Nov 2, 2022 | Biodiversity, Nature, Savannah Woodlands
Until recently, the NT’s savannahs were the least damaged and unpolluted in the world. But they’re changing fast – and right now, the Northern Territory’s laws are too weak to protect them. Savannah woodlands are an extraordinarily rich, complex and fragile...
by Sam Sweeney | Oct 6, 2022 | Coal pollution, Communities
In NSW, five coal-fired power stations – Liddell, Eraring, Mt Piper, Bayswater and Vales Point – pump out some of the most toxic pollutants to human health. Sign up for updates on our coal pollution work in NSW First name(Required) Last name(Required) Email(Required)...
by Sam Sweeney | Aug 9, 2022 | Coal pollution, Communities
When coal mines close, all too often mine operators want to be able to get away with doing as little as possible to clean up the mess they’ve made.Right now, we have an opportunity to stop that. The Victorian government is deciding what rules coal mine operators will...
