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It’s a case that is set to make legal history – one that asks us to consider what kind of climate future we are leaving for future generations. For the first time an Australian coal mine is being challenged on human rights grounds. It’s also the first climate case brought by young people in Australia. […]
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The Environmental Defenders Office provides expert legal advice and runs groundbreaking cases to protect our climate, communities, and iconic plants and animals. […]
It’s a case that is set to make legal history – one that asks us to consider what kind of climate future we are leaving for future generations. For the first time an Australian coal mine is being challenged on human rights grounds. It’s also the first climate case brought by young people in Australia. […]
Read More… from Young Australians take on Clive Palmer coal mine over human rights
It’s a case that is set to make legal history; one that asks us to consider what kind of climate future we are leaving for future generations. For the first time an Australian coal mine is being challenged on human rights grounds. It’s also the first climate case brought by young people in Australia. Our […]
Read More… from Young Australians take on Clive Palmer coal mine over human rights
It’s a case that is set to make legal history; one that asks us to consider what kind of climate future we are leaving for future generations. For the first time an Australian coal mine is being challenged on human rights grounds. It’s also the first climate case brought by young people in Australia. Our […]
Read More… from Young Australians take on Clive Palmer coal mine over human rights
It’s a case that is set to make legal history; one that asks us to consider what kind of climate future we are leaving for future generations. For the first time an Australian coal mine is being challenged on human rights grounds. It’s also the first climate case brought by young people in Australia. Our […]
Read More… from Young Australians take on Clive Palmer coal mine over human rights
EDO is heading to court on behalf of young Queenslanders and landholders to challenge Clive Palmer’s proposed Galilee Coal Project, in a case that’s set to make legal history. For the first time an Australian coal mine is being challenged on human rights grounds. EDO’s client Youth Verdict represents a cohort of Indigenous and non-Indigenous […]
Read More… from Young people and landholders unite to challenge Clive Palmer’s coal mine
It’s a case that is set to make legal history – one that asks us to consider what kind of climate future we are leaving for future generations. For the first time an Australian coal mine is being challenged on human rights grounds. It’s also the first climate case brought by young people in Australia. […]
Read More… from Young Australians take on Clive Palmer coal mine over human rights
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