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    Archive NSW Forests

    How to halt a bulldozer army while overcoming a fear of heights

    This might seem like an unlikely thing for someone with vertigo to sign up for.  But, on Monday night, I volunteered to spend a night high in the canopy of critically-endangered Box Gums in the Leard Forest. It was a unique spot to witness the majesty of this place. I was suspended nine metres above…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    June 10, 2014
    1 min read
  • Greenpeace report: Origin Energy, EnergyAustralia and AGL's attack on Australia's Renewable Energy Target
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    Climate and Energy Archive AGL

    REPORT: The Dirty Three

    Origin Energy, EnergyAustralia and AGL's attack on Australia's Renewable Energy Target

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    June 8, 2014
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    Fossil Fuels Archive AGL Nature NSW Forests

    Sydney rallies parliamentarians to save Leard Forest from Whitehaven Coal’s bulldozers

    It was an inspiring, empowering example of what our movement stands for. Today, hundreds of Sydney-siders joined a snap rally outside of the offices of NSW Planning Minister Pru Goward and NSW Environment Minister Rob Stokes asking them to immediately halt bulldozers tearing down Leard Forest. We were there to deliver a 30,000-strong emergency petition…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    June 4, 2014
    1 min read
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    Greenpeace sends in the airforce to bear witness to Leard Forest mine destruction

    Press release – 3 June, 2014Maules Creek, NSW: Today, two motorised para-gliders have taken to the sky above the Leard State Forest. The gliders are filming the devastation left in the wake of Whitehaven Coal’s bulldozing of critically endangered forest.The action occurred on the day of a mass snap rally in Sydney organised by a…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    June 2, 2014
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    Archive Nature

    Snap mass rally to halt bulldozing of Leard Forest for coal mine

    Press release – 2 June, 2014On 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. Private spies have been identified as infiltrating the camp of landowners and environmentalists working to stop the…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    June 1, 2014
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    Archive NSW

    Whitehaven Coal thwarted as fresh activists step in to stop forest clearing

    Press release – 1 June, 2014Maules 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 Leard State Forest during the winter hibernating months.“Just this morning, a new group of tree-climbers entered a…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 31, 2014
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    Archive NSW Forests

    The gentle caress of the bulldozer

    Right now, a handful of brave folk are doing all they can to stop Whitehaven Coal from razing the ancient Leard State Forest in order to build a coal mine – currently the largest under construction in Australia. Greenpeace activist taking action in the Leard State Forest. The Forest is rare, precious and home to…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 30, 2014
    1 min read
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    Archive NSW

    Activists halt Whitehaven’s ‘gentle’ bulldozers

    Press release – 29 May, 201430 May, 2014 Sydney/Maules Creek: Greenpeace has today intervened to stop Whitehaven Coal controversially razing Leard State Forest. This afternoon at 13.00, a number of activists entered the threatened forest and headed into the canopy to halt the bulldozers in their tracks.“Just two weeks ago, the Baird State Government allowed…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 28, 2014
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    Archive AGL Pacific Islands Safeguard our oceans Sustainable Fishing

    Celebrate! Kiribati changes its tuna and protects one of world’s largest fishing grounds

    Raise your kava glass! After years of a marine protected area being falsely described as “off limits to fishing and other extractive uses” when it was actually being heavily fished, President Anote Tong of the Pacific island country of Kiribati and his government have finally voted to close the historic Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA)…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 28, 2014
    1 min read
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    R.I.P Tom Jefferson

    Tom Jefferson really was the best of men and the worst of men. His untimely death on the 21st of May has broken our hearts and illuminated the truth of that sentence. Greenpeace – videographer and photgrapher -Tom-Jefferson Image: ©Dean Sewell He was the best of men in the way he loved his two beautiful…

    Greenpeace Australia Pacific
    May 26, 2014
    1 min read
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