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Managing director of Ebono Institute and major sponsor of The Generator, Geoff Ebbs, is running against Kevin Rudd in the seat of Griffith at the next Federal election. By the expression on their faces in this candid shot it looks like a pretty dull campaign. Read on
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7:45 PM (7 minutes ago)
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This email is being sent to you on behalf of Liverpool Plains farmers Paul and Rosemary Nankivell, via 350.org Australia. Your details haven’t been shared with anyone.
Hi there,
We’re Paul and Rosemary Nankivell, farmers from the Liverpool Plains in NSW, and we’re writing to invite you to the Harvest Festival against the Shenhua coal mine.
Our family has farmed in this district since 1926 but now our livelihoods are under threat. Shenhua, a Chinese owned mega coal company has plans to dig a 35 square kilometre void just up the road from our property.
Out here on the Plains we aren’t going to stand idly by. That’s why our community has organised the Harvest Festival – to celebrate this great region and show Shenhua and the NSW Government that Australians from all walks of life won’t let this destructive project go ahead.
Will you join us from November 6–8th?
Farming and Shenhua’s coal mine cannot co-exist.
The Liverpool Plains is highly regarded by the agricultural community as one of the top ten most productive agricultural regions in the world. Yet Shenhua and the NSW Government are too concerned about the promise of profits (and even that’s in serious doubt) to consider the damage to surrounding crops and livestock as well as our communities and the climate. What’s more – the impacts on the precious groundwater of the Murray Darling Basin are basically unknown.
That’s why we are inviting folks from across Australia to join us at the Harvest Festival. We’ll take you on tours of the region, talk about how we can work together in the cities and on the Plains to fight this project and demonstrate that enough is enough, this project must be halted for the future of our climate and our communities.
We will defend our country for as long as it takes. And we hope you will join us.
In the words of our youngest son “C’mon….coal is so last century!”
See you on the Plains,
Rosemary and Paul.

350.org is building a global climate movement.You can connect with us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, and become a Climate Defender and donate monthly to help 350.org keep Australia’s fossil fuels in the ground.
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6:55 PM (28 minutes ago)
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Environment Minister Greg Hunt has re-approved mining giant Adani’s Carmichael coal mine, and it’s worse than we ever imagined.
Hidden in the approval document is a bombshell that hands Adani the power to change its plans without approval from the Minister.1
This is madness, NEVILLE. Greg Hunt is letting a company with a proven track record of rampant environmental destruction and human rights violations build Australia’s largest coal mine with next to no oversight.
We have to stop this calamity going ahead. For the Great Barrier Reef, for the climate, for our water, and for the Traditional Owners.
Can you chip in now to fight Adani in court?
Our original email is below in case you missed it.
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[1] New conditions for Adani’s Carmichael coal mine weaker than first approval, environment groups say, ABC Online, 19 October 2015
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NEVILLE.
Terrible breaking news — but we have a plan.
Moments ago Greg Hunt re-approved the Carmichael mine, and we need to fight it in court.
Twelve weeks ago GetUp members helped beat the monstrous Carmichael Mine in Federal Court. It was a historic victory that reverberated across the world.
But Greg Hunt has just rushed through a new approval, and Adani has the all-clear to build one of the biggest coal mines in the world.
This coal mine will devastate our climate, our Great Barrier Reef, and our economy. The mine will spew out more carbon pollution than all the cars, planes and trains in Australia combined.
It will drain 12 billion litres of precious groundwater. It will be built without the free, prior, and informed consent of the Wangan and Jagalingou Traditional Owners. It will hold back our economy and lock us into a dirty, polluting, out-of-date mine when the rest of the world is moving on.
Can you help fight this hideous, destructive mine in court? https://www.getup.org.au/carmichael
This is a dumb, cowardly approval, but we had an awful feeling it would happen. So we’ve been working behind the scenes with lawyers and experts to examine it closely. They say a case against the approval could have strong prospects of success.
We’re still working with our movement partners to decide exactly which litigant will take the case, and who will play which roles — we’ll keep you posted with every update. It’s likely we’ll be supporting both environment lawyers and conservation groups, like we did with the Mackay Conservation Group challenging the mine the first time.
But we can only make it happen if we have enough money to afford the huge amount of research, barristers and legal fees we need to fight the coal giant’s mine in court.
We’re confident this can be a strong legal challenge. But if for any reason the case doesn’t get off the ground, we’ll offer you a full refund.
Every contribution gets us closer to raising what we need to finish this godforsaken project once and for all.
We’ve done it before and we can do it again. Can you help us fight Adani in court?
Let’s do this: https://www.getup.org.au/carmichael
For the climate. For the Reef. For our future.
Sam R and Adam, for the GetUp team
PS – GetUp has a strong history of taking on huge targets in court, and winning. In 2010, GetUp made a High Court challenge that helped get 100,000 young people enrolled to vote. Last year, 14,000 GetUp members chipped-in to fight off Greg Hunt’s Abbot Point coal teminal approval, twice. Let’s do it again: https://www.getup.org.au/carmichael
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