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Mulga Rock uranium: uneconomic and unwanted

As the junior uranium hopeful Vimy Resources gathers for its annual meeting in Perth today a new examination of its controversial proposal near Kalgoorlie has confirmed fundamental flaws with the project’s economic predictions and assumptions.
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New state-wide poll shows iron-clad support for climate action amid fears McGowan Government's climate policy will fail key test

As concern grows that the McGowan Government’s long-awaited climate policy will undermine the Paris Agreement by allowing further pollution growth, new polling shows overwhelming public support for action on climate change - and 50% of Western Australians considering changing their vote over the issue.

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Action on climate change delivers the best road to recovery

Western Australia’s leading clean jobs organisation, Clean State, and the Conservation Council of WA have welcomed some of the State Government’s budget measures but urge more action to create new jobs in climate action projects.

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Waitsia 2 green light would be bad for jobs and the climate

An onshore gas project in the Mid-West that will produce nearly 40 million tonnes of carbon pollution during its lifetime and only 15 ongoing jobs has been challenged by farmers, energy experts, medical experts and environmental groups who say the project is bad for the climate and jobs in WA.

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10c recycling refunds will cut pollution and create clean jobs

Western Australia’s leading climate change and conservation groups have welcomed the start of WA’s long-promised 10c recycling refund scheme for drink containers today.

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Australian Institute Briefing December 2020

Vimy's Mulga Rock uranium project is not what it says on the wrapper. Briefing for shareholders, investors and journalists.

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Chevron should re-employ sacked workers to meet environmental obligations

Western Australia’s peak environment group has called on Chevron to re-employ sacked workers to help meet its environmental obligations.

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Peak conservation group supports measures to temporarily reduce recreational fishing pressure

Western Australia’s peak conservation group, the Conservation Council of WA (CCWA), has thrown its support behind measures to temporarily reduce recreational fishing pressure following a call from the Shire of Shark Bay to by temporarily halve catch limits in local waters.

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BP’s planned shift to renewable energy should involve its withdrawal from Australia’s most polluting project – The Burrup Hub

BP’s plan for a 20-fold increase in renewable energy generation capacity and 40% reduction in oil and gas production within ten years must include the company’s withdrawal from the Burrup Hub, which will be the most polluting project in Australia’s history if it goes ahead, the Conservation Council of Western Australia said today.

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WA Green Jobs announcement highlights potential for conservation and land management jobs to boost economic recovery

The Conservation Council of WA has joined the Pew Charitable Trusts, WA Landcare Network, and South Coast NRM in welcoming the State Government’s announcement today that it will invest in conservation and land management jobs to boost Western Australia’s economic recovery.

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