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Biggest coal-producing state fears impact of High Court emissions decision
Topic:Mining and Metals Industry The High Court on Wednesday ruled planning authorities in New South Wales needed to consider overseas emissions when approving a mine expansion. It's sparked concerns from the mining sector in Queensland –…
Minns downplays NSW coal mine ruling
NSW Premier Chris Minns says activists should not get “overexcited” about a High Court judgment that ruled the approval of a coal mine expansion in NSW was invalid, joining a group of state and federal politicians who have downplayed…
'Vested interests will love it': Politicians to have power to approve coal mines under One Nation
One Nation would scrap independent assessment of major new coal mines and hand decision-making power back to politicians as part of the resurgent right-wing party's plan to reverse decades of planning reforms designed to limit corruption risk by…
High Court coal ruling puts future Australian mine approvals under spotlight
A landmark High Court ruling involving the Mount Pleasant coal mine in New South Wales has increased uncertainty around future fossil fuel developments after judges found planning authorities needed to properly consider emissions generated when…
Don't get overexcited about coal mine ruling, Minns tells activists
Premier Chris Minns says he will not change NSW's planning laws in response to the High Court ruling that invalidated the extension of a coal mine in the state over the carbon emissions of its customers. On Wednesday, the nation's top court ruled…
France Is the Bellwether for Stress in Global Markets
This article is for subscribers only. Until further notice, France is the canary in the coal mine for investors looking for signs of distress in the global economy and financial markets. France's government bonds have endured a punishing selloff…
WA's oil and gas industry watches impact of High Court ruling closely
A landmark ruling in the High Court has found planning authorities in New South Wales are required to consider global climate change impacts when approving local fossil fuel projects. Industry bodies and consultants are concerned the ruling could…
China's AI Race Against the US Hinges on Harnessing its Green Energy Advantage
To grasp the gargantuan scale of China's green-energy revolution, consider Gansu. In this arid strip on the edge of the country's western expanses, it is possible to drive an hour or more through barren landscape without a single break in the…
High Court's coalmine emissions ruling says 'the quiet part out loud
Resources company MACH Energy probably never expected its High Court appeal over the future of a Hunter Valley coal mine to trigger a legal precedent that has been celebrated by climate activists. The court's decision has the resources sector…
ABC News Was Forced to Nuke Their Latest Hit Job on Trump's Sons
I couldn't read this story, but it was another case of the fake news media stepping in and deleting it before they could be dragged over the coals. The problem is, no one is that quick, and Donald Trump Jr., who ABC News targeted, is doing a…
Paris promises don't pass climate muster
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. You've used all of your gift articles. 3 more will become available on the 1st of every month. The decision by the High Court to rule as invalid the…
The Walk Thru Game Day Show: West Virginia vs. Arizona Preview + Prediction
It's Thursday morning, so you know what that means! It's time for another episode of The Walk Thru GameDay Show. Today, Eugene Napoleon and I preview West Virginia's matchup with the Arizona Wildcats. Through the first five games of the season…
Government needs to resist as miners dig in
To submit a letter to The Age, email. Please include your home address and telephone number below your letter. No attachments. See here for our rules and tips on getting your letter published. State and federal politicians will need more than hard…
UN Child Rights Committee Calls for Free Pre-Primary Education in Uganda
The United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child has called on Uganda to significantly expand government support for early childhood education and provide free, state-run pre-primary education to all children. In its latest review of…
Germany's most promising industries depend on China, clashing with Berlin's derisking push, study finds
Germany's most promising industries are also among the most tightly connected to Chinese supply chains, found a new study published on Thursday (8 October). The paper, Industry with a Future, by the Cologne-based ZOE Institute for Future-fit…
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