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High Court rules planning bodies must weigh local climate impacts in Hunter Valley coal mine case

Publié par The Mercury · Australie il y a 13 h

The High Court has ruled against a proposed Mount Pleasant coal mine extension in NSW’s Hunter area, in a landmark decision which could curtail future fossil fuel projects due to…

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High Court rules planning bodies must weigh local climate impacts in Hunter Valley coal mine case

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