Category: Coal
The Minerals Blockade: A View From the Frontline
Posted by tjonescan | Jul 19, 2019 | actions, Aotearoa, blockade, Coal, conferences, Dunedin, Extinction Rebellion, News | 0 |
Fonterra: a useful step forward?
Posted by Cindy Baxter | Jun 12, 2019 | Coal, Fonterra | 0 |
Coal in Aotearoa – Discussion Day, Sunday 26...
Posted by tjonescan | May 22, 2019 | actions, Coal, Dunedin, Fonterra, Just Transitions, public meetings | 0 |
The Kopako1 Protest: A View from the Inside
Posted by Cindy Baxter | Sep 19, 2018 | 350, actions, Bathurst Resources, Coal, dirty dairying, Fonterra, fossil fuels, Huntly, Jeanette Fitzsimons, mining, Network, protest | 0 |
Fonterra pledges 13 more years of new coal boilers
Posted by tjonescan | Nov 15, 2017 | carbon emissions, Coal, dirty dairying, economics, Fonterra | 0 |
New Canterbury coal mine will have a fight on its hands
by Cindy Baxter | Sep 30, 2019 | Coal, press releases | 0 |
PRESS RELEASE If a coal miner – today given a green light to purchase sensitive Canterbury land for its coal – thinks it will be able to build a new coal mine it is likely to face serious opposition, Coal Action...
Read MoreDoes Wellington really want to be the coalest little capital?
by tjonescan | Aug 26, 2019 | actions, Bathurst Resources, Coal, Extinction Rebellion, Fonterra, News, news stories, NZ Petroleum and Minerals, protest, Straterra, Wellington | 0 |
By Melanie Vautier and Tim Jones. First published on The Spinoff. Extinction Rebellion takes a...
Read MoreThe Minerals Blockade: A View From the Frontline
by tjonescan | Jul 19, 2019 | actions, Aotearoa, blockade, Coal, conferences, Dunedin, Extinction Rebellion, News | 0 |
By Melanie Vautier I recently found myself in Dunedin for the first time in a decade. It was...
Read MoreFonterra: a useful step forward?
by Cindy Baxter | Jun 12, 2019 | Coal, Fonterra | 0 |
By Jeanette Fitzsimons In April, the media reported that Fonterra has carried out a trial of...
Read MoreResponding to Bernie
by Cindy Baxter | Jun 5, 2019 | Coal | 2 |
Coal Action Network Aotearoa was recently approached by the editor of the insider mining magazine ...
Read MoreCoal in Aotearoa – Discussion Day, Sunday 26 May
by tjonescan | May 22, 2019 | actions, Coal, Dunedin, Fonterra, Just Transitions, public meetings | 0 |
A day of discussion, information…. and plotting the end of coal in Aotearoa. Sunday...
Read MoreThe Kopako1 Protest: A View from the Inside
by Cindy Baxter | Sep 19, 2018 | 350, actions, Bathurst Resources, Coal, dirty dairying, Fonterra, fossil fuels, Huntly, Jeanette Fitzsimons, mining, Network, protest | 0 |
By Melanie Vautier On Sunday the CANA organising group, along with many other wonderful people,...
Read MoreProtesters greet mining conference field trip, demanding rapid phase-out of coal
by Cindy Baxter | Sep 16, 2018 | Auckland, Bathurst Resources, climate change, Coal, Coal Action Auckland, Fonterra, fossil fuels, Huntly, Jeanette Fitzsimons, NVDA, protest | 0 |
PRESS RELEASE Protesters today greeted mining conference delegates on their field trip to the...
Read MoreTe Kuha protection a “victory for the people, climate change, and great spotted kiwi”
by Cindy Baxter | Jun 16, 2018 | Aotearoa, Coal, fossil fuels, News, press releases, Te Kuha, West Coast | 0 |
PRESS RELEASE 16 June 2018 The decision to protect a section of the West Coast’s Mt Rochfort Conservation area from becoming a coal mine – announced today by the Government – will come as an enormous relief to a lot...
Read MoreSign The Petition: Stop Te Kuha Coalmine
by tjonescan | Dec 14, 2017 | coal projects, petition, Te Kuha, West Coast | 0 |
Sign the petition here: https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/stop-te-kuha-coal-mine Read our press release: http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO1712/S00201/not-too-late-for-govt-to-say-no-to-mining-doc-land.htm The Buller...
Read MoreFonterra pledges 13 more years of new coal boilers
by tjonescan | Nov 15, 2017 | carbon emissions, Coal, dirty dairying, economics, Fonterra | 0 |
14 November 2017 Coal Action Network (CANA) has awarded Fonterra half a tick for at least...
Read MoreThe emperor’s new economics: how neoliberalism lets coal miners get away with making wild, unsupported claims about economic benefits
by tjonescan | Oct 27, 2017 | coal industry, economics, guest blog, Mokau South, Te Kuha, West Coast | 0 |
by Jane Young ‘Neoliberalism’ is one of those terms rarely used in a complimentary sense. In fact...
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