Guardian Australia | Activists board coal train as Albanese government approves three coalmine expansions @GuardianAustralia | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 2 days ago.
Nine climate protesters have stopped a coal train headed to the Port of Newcastle in opposition to the federal government’s approval of three new mining projects.
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Rising Tide, the group behind the move, said in a statement that the three projects – Whitehaven Coal’s Narrabri thermal coal project to 2066, Mach Energy’s Mount Pleasant thermal coal project to 2058 and Yancoal’s Ashton coal project to 2064 – would create 1.4bn tonnes of emissions

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