Conservation groups are calling on Premier Gladys Berejiklian to rule out opening any national parks to extractive industries.
NSW Deputy Premier and National Party leader John Barilaro has vowed to introduce legislation degazette Murray Valley National Park in the state’s Riverina region and to re-open the forests for logging. [1]
Read More “Premier Berejiklian must defend our parks – rule out logging Murray Valley National Park”
The National Parks Association of NSW has serious concerns regarding the assessment of ground and surface water impacts by Adani’s proposed Carmichael mine.
Read More “Adani Carmichael mine water impacts likely to be greater than predicted”
New Intergovernmental Panel report demands comprehensive commitments to deal with crisis in the natural world.
Read More “Global Environment Report Demands National Commitments”
Labor must ask whether industrialised native forest logging has a place in an era of climate and wildlife crises.
Environment groups have today slammed a new logging industry report claiming dramatic losses of jobs and to the economy from the creation of the Great Koala National Park as baseless scaremongering.
The timber industry’s attempt to scare the public with claims the Great Koala National Park will harm regional economies seeks to distract from the logging that is pushing koalas closer to extinction.
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