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Hunter Valley coal mine expansion approval bad for environment, jobs (opens the original)
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Steve O’Brien, the Socialist Alliance candidate for Newcastle in next year’s New South Wales, said the September 30 decision of the NSW Independent Planning Commission to approve the Hunter Valley Operations (HVO) Mine Continuation Project, the largest coal mine expansion ever proposed in, was a very bad decision. “It is bad for our Pacific neighbours who are already feeling the effects of rising sea levels,” O’Brien told Green Left. “It is bad for our environment because it will worsen the bush
Campaign to name and shame companies fuelling Indonesia’s wildfire crisis (opens the original)
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An escalating wildfire crisis in Indonesia since July has covered much of Southeast Asia in a protracted and hazardous smoke haze. Greenpeace Malaysia and Himpunan Advocacy Rakyat Malaysia (HARAM) held a peaceful protest outside the Indonesian embassy in Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur, on September 4, in solidarity with all communities affected by the cross-border haze and the loss of wildlife, suffered most severely in Indonesia. The protesters did not blame Indonesians for the crisis but, in
‘Ecological crisis creates a challenge and an opportunity for the left’ (opens the original)
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Ayesha Ahmad, a Pakistani socialist-feminist activist, researcher, educator, and labour rights practitioner with the Haqooq-e-Khalq Party, was one of the guest speakers at the Ecosocialism 2026 conference in Magan-djin/Brisbane, September 11–13. She spoke to Green Left’s Peter Boyle about the impact of the mounting global ecological crisis on politics in Pakistan. The catastrophic flash floods in Nepal as a result of global warming and the melting of the Himalayan glaciers were a warning to the
Ecosocialism 2026 forges unity and builds struggles (opens the original)
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“The big people behind capitalism are quite aware that they are planning the end of the world as we know it”, Sabrina Fernandes, a political economist and ecosocialist activist from Brazil, told the Ecosocialism 2026 conference in Magan-djin/Brisbane, September 11–13. “They don’t have a problem with the world ending as we know it — as long as they can keep making profits,” Fernandes said. “They do have a problem with a society that they might not be able to control when things get really hard, a
Climate emergency: Nepal disaster is ‘showing us the future’ (opens the original)
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While the whole world is shocked and horrified at the scenes of the catastrophic glacial floods and landslides in Nepal and Tibet, this should be an international wakeup call, said Indra Raj Bhattarai, a social justice and human rights advocate, conservation educator and researcher from Nepal. Speaking from Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu, Bhattarai told Green Left that despite several climate summits the international community has fallen far short of its targets for funding climate change frontline
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