The Living Wonders climate cases: Federal Court action lodged over mega mines
livingwonders.org.au
Australia's Environment Minister, Tanya Plibersek, is being taken to the Federal Court for failing to accept the climate risk of two proposed mega coal mines in NSW, as part of the landmark Living Wonders climate cases.

Scientists and environment groups are bitterly disappointed by the Federal Court’s decision to dismiss two landmark climate cases against Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek and two coal mining companies and are calling for urgent reforms to Australia’s environment laws.

        • Minarble
          2·
          1 year ago

          Well what’s more embarrassing?

          You being my main source of environmental news or you posting environmental news?

        • melbaboutown
          2·
          1 year ago

          I would contribute but don’t know a lot and fear getting into discussions over my head or inadvertently spreading misinformation.

          I can definitely chuck random stuff in there though

          Edit: Ok done

        • Gorgritch_Umie_Killa
          2·
          1 year ago

          Your zeal with the aussie-enviro community has been a source of inspiration to find new sources and up the rate of posting for me over at the Perth community. You should be feeling zero embarrassment.

    • batmangrundies@lemmy.world
      4·
      1 year ago

      I’ve been an environmental activist for roughly 20 years. I’ve been arrested, I’ve been in fist-fights with Nazis, with the facial scars to prove it, I’ve done it all.

      It feels like there are fewer activists today than there has ever been.

      I’m planning to leave the country.

        • batmangrundies@lemmy.world
          3·
          1 year ago

          Who knows?

          I’m done chasing a house and family in Aus. The wife and I are looking to sell up belongings, go meet up with friends in Europe and spend our time kayaking and trekking around the place on the cheap. I have a job in Toronto waiting if I want to settle.

          I’m done with Aussie work culture, shit Aussie pay (relative to professional roles overseas) and the worsening “fuck you got mine” attitude imported from the US that seems to permeate Aussie culture now.

          A lot of my mates already left, I only held on because I thought we were progressing and I am very connected to the land here. I don’t see it getting better anymore and we’re destroying the landscape anyway.