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Pages tagged "pollution"


Uranium Mining Would Spell Disaster for Townsville

Posted on Renewables Done Right by Crystal Falknau · September 20, 2024 8:50 AM · 3 reactions

A map indicating the location of the Ben Lomond uranium mine west of Townsville

50km west of the Townsville CBD, behind the Herveys Range Heritage Tea Rooms, lies a sleeping beast that, if awoken, could spell disaster for Townsville locals, our environment and our water supply.

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Safeguard Mechanism Reform

Posted on Climate Action Now by Crystal Falknau · February 28, 2023 1:49 PM · 1 reaction

Pollution from coal-fired power station

In February 2023, the Albanese Government consulted on the proposed design of the Safeguard Mechanism Reform.Β 

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