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EnvA’s general meeting
All members are invited and encouraged to come along to our next general meeting. Find out more about the conservation work happening here in CQ!
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Climate action in Central Queensland

Flood-hit communities deserve clean, safe water, not highly saline mine discharges. Continued approval of coal and gas projects is accelerating climate impacts and placing our rivers and the Great Barrier Reef at greater risk.

All members are invited and encouraged to come along to our next general meeting. Find out more about the conservation work happening here in CQ!

Public consultation under national environment laws is not a box-ticking exercise. Ignoring community submissions on a controlled action project undermines confidence in the entire environmental approvals system.

A new submission by Environmental Advocacy in Central Queensland says the Federal Government’s draft recovery plan for the endangered greater glider relies too heavily on research and offsets, while allowing ongoing destruction of known habitat by fossil fuel developments.

The Land Court has recommended approval of Glencore’s Spring Creek North extension — but only with new conditions after EnvA challenged the project in the Queensland Land Court..

EnvA has made a submission to the Senate warning that the Federal Government’s proposed environment law reforms could make it easier to approve destructive coal and gas projects — and harder for communities to have a say.
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