Another company withdraws from Australia’s Abbot Point coal port expansion:...
Brisbane, Australia 26 February 2014. One of the world’s largest infrastructure developers, Lend Lease has announced that it has pulled out of the highly contentious AP-X coal terminal at Abbot Point...
View ArticleWinter clearing stopped as Whitehaven Coal raises the white flag
Sydney, Thursday 12 June 2014: Today, winter clearing at Australia’s most controversial new coal mine – Maules Creek - was stopped after Whitehaven gave the Land and Environment Court an undertaking to...
View ArticleWhitehaven Coal thwarted as fresh activists step in to stop forest clearing
Maules Creek, NSW, Monday 2 June 2014: As tree-climbing activists hinder bulldozing for the fourth day in a row, Greenpeace is calling on the NSW Government to urgently stop forest clearing in the...
View ArticleMEDIA ALERT: Snap mass rally to halt bulldozing of Leard Forest for coal mine
On the eve of World Environment Day, a coalition of national environment groups, Labor and Greens MPs and farmers hold snap rally to protest bulldozing of the Leard State Forest by Whitehaven Coal....
View ArticleControversial mega-mine delayed
Tuesday 17 June, 2014: Greenpeace today welcomed Greg Hunt's decision to delay the approval of the controversial Carmichael mega-mine in Queensland's Galilee Basin, but is calling on the Environment...
View ArticleNew report reveals Origin, EnergyAustralia and AGL's attack on the Renewable...
SYDNEY, 23 JUNE 2014. With Australia’s Renewable Energy Target under review by the Federal Government, Greenpeace Australia Pacific has released a new report which analyses why and how Australia’s...
View ArticleNew evidence reveals Australian companies trading in paper from Indonesian...
Jakarta, Sydney: 8 July 2014 - Indonesia’s second largest pulp and paper company, APRIL, which is part of the RGE Group, has been caught out in photographic evidence clearing rainforests and fire-prone...
View ArticleAnother company withdraws from Australia’s Abbot Point coal port expansion:...
Brisbane, Australia 26 February 2014. One of the world’s largest infrastructure developers, Lend Lease has announced that it has pulled out of the highly contentious AP-X coal terminal at Abbot Point...
View ArticleCourt challenge to Great Barrier Reef dredge dumping permit
Brisbane, Thursday 27 February 2013: A challenge has been lodged in the Australian Administrative Appeals Tribunal against the granting of a sea-dumping permit for the dredging operation to expand the...
View ArticleWhitehaven Coal thwarted as fresh activists step in to stop forest clearing
Maules Creek, NSW, Monday 2 June 2014: As tree-climbing activists hinder bulldozing for the fourth day in a row, Greenpeace is calling on the NSW Government to urgently stop forest clearing in the...
View ArticleMEDIA ALERT: Snap mass rally to halt bulldozing of Leard Forest for coal mine
On the eve of World Environment Day, a coalition of national environment groups, Labor and Greens MPs and farmers hold snap rally to protest bulldozing of the Leard State Forest by Whitehaven Coal....
View ArticleControversial mega-mine delayed
Tuesday 17 June, 2014: Greenpeace today welcomed Greg Hunt's decision to delay the approval of the controversial Carmichael mega-mine in Queensland's Galilee Basin, but is calling on the Environment...
View ArticleNew report reveals Origin, EnergyAustralia and AGL's attack on the Renewable...
SYDNEY, 23 JUNE 2014. With Australia’s Renewable Energy Target under review by the Federal Government, Greenpeace Australia Pacific has released a new report which analyses why and how Australia’s...
View ArticleNew evidence reveals Australian companies trading in paper from Indonesian...
Jakarta, Sydney: 8 July 2014 - Indonesia’s second largest pulp and paper company, APRIL, which is part of the RGE Group, has been caught out in photographic evidence clearing rainforests and fire-prone...
View ArticleNSW Govt Community Cabinet @ Casula: Campaign for Cash 4 Containers
With NSW’s commitment to a 10c Cash for Containers recycling scheme set to be decided within a matter of days, and all Environment Ministers due to meet to discuss it in April, local residents and...
View ArticleAnother company withdraws from Australia’s Abbot Point coal port expansion:...
Brisbane, Australia 26 February 2014. One of the world’s largest infrastructure developers, Lend Lease has announced that it has pulled out of the highly contentious AP-X coal terminal at Abbot Point...
View ArticleCourt challenge to Great Barrier Reef dredge dumping permit
Brisbane, Thursday 27 February 2013: A challenge has been lodged in the Australian Administrative Appeals Tribunal against the granting of a sea-dumping permit for the dredging operation to expand the...
View ArticleWinter clearing stopped as Whitehaven Coal raises the white flag
Sydney, Thursday 12 June 2014: Today, winter clearing at Australia’s most controversial new coal mine – Maules Creek - was stopped after Whitehaven gave the Land and Environment Court an undertaking to...
View ArticleWhitehaven Coal thwarted as fresh activists step in to stop forest clearing
Maules Creek, NSW, Monday 2 June 2014: As tree-climbing activists hinder bulldozing for the fourth day in a row, Greenpeace is calling on the NSW Government to urgently stop forest clearing in the...
View ArticleMEDIA ALERT: Snap mass rally to halt bulldozing of Leard Forest for coal mine
On the eve of World Environment Day, a coalition of national environment groups, Labor and Greens MPs and farmers hold snap rally to protest bulldozing of the Leard State Forest by Whitehaven Coal....
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