Category: Te Kuha
Te Kuha protection a “victory for the people, climate change, and great spotted kiwi”
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...
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Te Kuha Update: Petition Presented, Appeal Continues!
This post is to say “thank you”. Thank you to everyone who signed the petition asking...
Read MoreLast Chance To Sign! Petition to Save Te Kuha From Coal Mining Closes This Sunday, 18 March!
Sign the petition here: https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/stop-te-kuha-coal-mine It’s astonishing and appalling that a Government that says all the right words about the need for action on climate change may nevertheless...
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Fundraising Appeal: Help Us Save Te Kuha
It’s 2018. Coal belongs in the last century. Can you believe there are 14 new coal mines on the...
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Changing Hearts And Minds At Mossburn Sunday Market
by Jenny Campbell Changing hearts and minds takes a long time but continuing the conversations...
Read MoreSign The Petition: Stop Te Kuha Coalmine
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 MorePress release: Te Kuha is first conservation test of new Government – Coal Action Network Aotearoa
The first test of whether there has been a real change in conservation policy will be the government’s decision on whether to allow a coal mining company to remove the mountaintop in a West Coast Conservation park, Coal Action...
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The emperor’s new economics: how neoliberalism lets coal miners get away with making wild, unsupported claims about economic benefits
by Jane Young ‘Neoliberalism’ is one of those terms rarely used in a complimentary sense. In fact...
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