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Showing posts with label Environmental Defenders Office. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Environmental Defenders Office. Show all posts
Monday, 4 March 2024

North East Forest Alliance & Environmental Defenders Office fight on to protect the continued existence of native forests and the biodivsersity they contain

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  Environmental Defenders Office (EDO), March 2024 Newsletter , 29 February 2024: Hope for NSW forests: Court decision upholds co...
Sunday, 17 December 2023

NSW Knitting Nannas staying the course in the face of burdensome state anti-protest laws

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  The Knitting Nannas are to be admired for their sheer tenacity & commitment to non-violent protest Nannas at early demo at NAB AGM ...
Monday, 17 October 2022

Environmental Defenders Office filed a legal challenge to NSW Government's draconian anti-protest laws on behalf of two Knitting Nannas members who live in fire and flood affected parts of the NSW far north coast

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  Post at The Saturday Paper , 13 October 2022: Knitting Nannas unpick anti-protest laws Two members of the Knitting Nannas ...
Wednesday, 5 October 2022

NSW Environment Protection Agency (EPA) releases its draft Climate Policy and Action Plan

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Environmental Defenders Office , 30 September 2022: First ever NSW plan for climate action released after landmark win by bushfire s...
Wednesday, 13 October 2021

The Nature Conservation Council of New South Wales has commenced a world-first legal action to protect rivers and wetlands. Challenging the Border Rivers Water Sharing Plan in the Land & Environment Court, naming Water Minister Melinda Pavey & Treasurer Matthew Kean in his position as Environment Minister as respondents

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Environmental Defenders Office , 6 October 2021: A plan for sharing water in the northern Murray-Darling Basin is being challenged in cour...
Friday, 6 March 2020

Environmental Defenders Office analysis of the new planning policy for koalas in NSW finds legal safeguards flawed

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Koalas are found in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales and are particularly vulnerable following the devastating 2019-20 bushf...