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Global coalition makes declaration to protect Southern Ocean

The Hon Sussan Ley MP Minister for the Environment Australia, the EU and now the US are at the forefront of escalating international efforts to secure new protection for the Antarctic’s Southern Ocean. Minister for the Environment Sussan Ley was the first of 15 nations to speak at an online European Union conference last night championing the establishment of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) over key areas of the Southern Ocean in East Antarctica, the Weddell Sea, and the Antarctic Peninsula region. Led by European Union Commissioner for the Environment, Oceans and Fisheries, Mr Virginijus Sinkevičius, the meeting saw Presidential Envoy for Climate of the United States of America John Kerry sign his nation to the cause, joining the likes of France, Germany, Norway, United Kingdom and Uruguay.

Win for our Reef as Clive Palmer-owned coal mine deemed not suitable

Date Time Win for our Reef as Clive Palmer-owned coal mine deemed ‘not suitable’ The Queensland government has made the right decision for the Great Barrier Reef, the climate and local communities by deeming a proposed Clive Palmer-owned coal mine just 10km from the World Heritage area as ‘not suitable’, the Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) said. Their assessment, released today, shows the Department of Environment and Science has listened to advice from expert scientists and the wishes of the community to reject the mine and protect our Reef from dangerous climate change and pollution. The Department cited “a number of significant risks, due to its location, particularly its proximity to important environmental values, including the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and World Heritage Area” in its assessment that the project should not receive environmental approval.

Clive Palmer-owned coal mine rejected due to unacceptable impacts on Reef, water

Various Clive Palmer-owned coal mine rejected due to unacceptable impacts on Reef, water In a massive win for the community, environment and Reef, today the Queensland Department of Environment and Science has recommended the Clive Palmer-owned proposed Central Queensland Coal Project does not proceed due to unacceptable impacts on the Great Barrier Reef and World Heritage Area, the Styx River Estuary, water sources, and the Broad Sound Fish Habitat. The Assessment Report released by the Queensland Department of Environment and Science is the first time a new coal mine has been recommended not to proceed in Queensland: “Taking into account all of the relevant information, I have determined that overall, the project poses a number of unacceptable risks and that the project, as proposed, is not suitable. As such, I consider that the project is not suitable to proceed.”

Minister Ley to face legal challenge on refusal to grant access to documents about controversial fast tracked projects

Minister Ley to face legal challenge on refusal to grant access to documents about controversial fast tracked projects
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