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Maules Creek coal mine

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39:. It has planning approval to extract up to 13 million tonnes of coal each year until 2034. The mine has been mired by political corruption and years of community legal action and direct action against the destruction of the Leard State Forest - in which the mine is situated - farmland, destruction of Gamilaray cultural sites and health impacts on surrounding communities. Whitehaven Coal have a 75% shareholding, 64:
The mine has been continuously opposed by the Gamilaray people, surrounding landholders, towns, community groups, environment groups. A community blockade against the mine - the longest running of its type in Australia's history - has maintained a presence against the mine for several years. In 2013,
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Current opposition consists of continued legal action and direct action specifically targeted against forest clearing which occurs in February–March each year. Over 350 people have been arrested as part of broader campaigns against coal mining in the area, including a number of celebrities such as
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The deposit contains 362 million tonnes of recoverable resources and is considered by its owners, Whitehaven Coal to be a Tier 1 resource. The mine is 16 km from a rail line which connects the project to the
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Hobday, D. K. (1987). Gondwana coal basins of Australia and South Africa: tectonic setting, depositional systems and resources. Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 32(1), 219-233.
56:. The mine was fully approved in July 2013, and first sales of coal occurred on 9 January 2015. As of 2015, the mine's owners expect Maules Creek to have an operating life of over 30 years. 256: 345: 107: 340: 230: 284: 273:
Coe, D. (2013). Companies and shareholder engagement—making the most of social media. Keeping Good Companies, 65(5), 307.
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Molina, Vinnie. "Cuban 5 event great success." (2014): Guardian (Sydney), no.1643, 18 Jun 2014, p.2 (
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The blockade at Maules Creek became the subject of a documentary film by Joao Dujon Pereira entitled
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Jonathan Moylan produced a fake press release which adversely affected Whitehaven's stock price.
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former Australian rugby team captain David Pocock who locked on to mining equipment in 2014.
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http://maulescreek.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/MCCC-Media-Release-5th-May-2012.pdf
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The Wilderness Society (26 February 2014), "Protesters target Maules Creek mine",
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http://www.nature.org.au/media/1445/leardstateforest-iconsunderthreat-2012.pdf
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https://www.whitehavencoal.com.au/environment/docs/140210-maules-creek-mop.pdf
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is a large open-cut black coal mine owned and operated by
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The film premiered in Melbourne on 3 September 2015.
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Whitehaven Coal
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Australia
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Black Hole
https://www.whitehavencoal.com.au/environment/docs/140210-maules-creek-mop.pdf
Archived
Wayback Machine
http://maulescreek.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/MCCC-Media-Release-5th-May-2012.pdf
http://www.nature.org.au/media/1445/leardstateforest-iconsunderthreat-2012.pdf
Maules Creek Mine
Whitehaven Coal


"Maules Creek Project | Whitehaven Coal Newsroom"
ISSN
1036-126X
ISSN
1325-295X
"Frontline Action on Coal FLAC: Ten Years on the Climate Frontline"
"Whitehaven hoaxer Jonathan Moylan fronts up to ASIC for questioning"
"Protesters chain themselves to equipment at Maules Creek coal mine site"
"Black Hole"
Categories
Coal mines in New South Wales
Environmental protests in Australia
Itochu

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