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Coal Prices – do they prove us wrong?

by tjonescan | Oct 27, 2016 | Coal, coal industry, coal projects, coking coal, economics, fossil fuels | 0 |

by Jeanette Fitzsimons Industry is exulting over a stellar rise in the coal price this year. But we won’t be investing our savings. The 5 year steady drop in the price of coking coal since 2011 has slowed work at Stockton,...

What’s Going On At Stockton?

by tjonescan | Aug 8, 2016 | asset sales, Bathurst Resources, coal projects, Denniston, Solid Energy, Stockton | 7 |

Failed state-owned coal company Solid Energy may no longer be hitting the headlines, but that...

Is Fonterra Seeing the Light?

by jeanette69 | Feb 28, 2016 | coal projects, dirty dairying, economics, Fonterra | 0 |

by Jeanette Fitzsimons Several new Fonterra plants have been officially opened in the last week or...

Of Monkeys, Mr Burns, Mokau South and the RMA

by tjonescan | Feb 8, 2016 | coal projects, Mokau South, submissions, Taranaki, videos, Waikato | 0 |

As The Simpsons taught us, if you give enough monkeys enough typewriters and enough time, they will eventually produce Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities”, or a pretty close approximation: I can now add a...

Don’t Take Our Word For How Bad Mokau South Is – Take Waikato Regional Council’s Word. And Submit By Next Tuesday.

by tjonescan | Jan 28, 2016 | coal industry, coal projects, fossil fuels, Mokau South, RMA, submissions, Taranaki, Waikato | 0 |

Submissions on Mokau South’ Resources’ proposal to strip-mine the Panirau Plateau in the Mokau River Catchment for coal close next Tuesday, 2 February. We have had a good response to our call for submissions against...

The Coal Industry Wants To Strip Mine The Mokau. Help Us Stop Them.

by tjonescan | Jan 21, 2016 | coal industry, coal projects, fossil fuels, submissions, Taranaki, Waikato | 0 |

Already know you want to help? Find out how in our Mokau South submission guide (Word | PDF) As NASA has confirmed, 2015 was the hottest year on record. So the idea of starting any new coal mine represents a dangerous...

Submit Now On Fonterra’s Proposed Coal-Fired Studholme Dairy Factory Expansion

by tjonescan | Nov 4, 2015 | carbon emissions, coal projects, dirty dairying, Fonterra, Studholme, submissions, wood | 0 |

Already know the issues? Download our Quick Submission Guide (Word | PDF) and then submit now against Fonterra’s planned coal-fired Studholme expansion. (Note: All 8 of the listed resource consent applications relate to...

Fonterra Determined To Double Down On Coal – Tell Them That’s Not On

by tjonescan | Oct 26, 2015 | carbon emissions, coal projects, dirty dairying, Fonterra | 0 |

Too big to fail, too timid to change, or too arrogant to listen? You can form your own view on why Fonterra is determined to bet all our futures on coal, but there is no doubt that this is exactly what they plan to do. Already...

Fonterra Sneaks Round The Corner – Part 2

by tjonescan | Mar 9, 2015 | Auckland, Auckland Coal Action, carbon emissions, coal industry, coal projects, Fonterra, Jeanette Fitzsimons, Mangatawhiri, Solid Energy | 1 |

Jeanette Fitzsimons writes… Our recent post about Fonterra’s new coal mine seems to have provoked a flurry of denials from Fonterra and Solid Energy. Why so sensitive? Fonterra says their Mangatangi mine is not “on hold”...

The Stakes Are High On The Denniston Plateau: Bathurst Resources “Alternative Stakeholder Meeting” 8.15am-9.30am, Friday 14 November, Wellington

by tjonescan | Nov 10, 2014 | Bathurst Resources, coal projects, Denniston | 0 |

The Stakes Are High On The Denniston Plateau Bathurst Resources “Alternative Stakeholder Meeting” 8.15am-9.30am, Friday 14 November Meet at Verve Café, 250 Lambton Quay, Wellington Facebook...

The real deal on Westpac’s coal funding

by cindybax | Mar 20, 2014 | 350, actions, Bathurst Resources, climate change, coal industry, coal projects, coking coal, Denniston, divestment, mining, Solid Energy | 0 |

When we started our campaign against Westpac because of its investment in Bathurst Resources, the company bit back. No, no, we don’t invest in Denniston, they said. We were investing in Bathurst before they were planning...

What agreement did the Government make with Indian coal interests?

by cindybax | Mar 6, 2014 | carbon emissions, coal industry, coal projects, fossil fuels, Jeanette Fitzsimons, mining, Pike River, press releases, Simon Bridges, Solid Energy, steel, Stockton | 0 |

Statements made in Indian media by Indian Steel Minister Beni Prasad Verma after he met with Energy Minister Simon Bridges on 30 January indicate a clear expectation of some kind of deal between the two Governments on coal, said...

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Coal Prices – do they prove us wrong?

What’s Going On At Stockton?

Is Fonterra Seeing the Light?

Of Monkeys, Mr Burns, Mokau South and the RMA

Don’t Take Our Word For How Bad Mokau South Is – Take Waikato Regional Council’s Word. And Submit By Next Tuesday.

The Coal Industry Wants To Strip Mine The Mokau. Help Us Stop Them.

Submit Now On Fonterra’s Proposed Coal-Fired Studholme Dairy Factory Expansion

Fonterra Determined To Double Down On Coal – Tell Them That’s Not On

Fonterra Sneaks Round The Corner – Part 2

The Stakes Are High On The Denniston Plateau: Bathurst Resources “Alternative Stakeholder Meeting” 8.15am-9.30am, Friday 14 November, Wellington

The real deal on Westpac’s coal funding

What agreement did the Government make with Indian coal interests?

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