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The NSW Nationals have a clear policy on open cut mining, namely that a 5km buffer zone apply to villages and towns in NSW. Community groups are calling for action that champions the policy in the Lithgow Region. more ...
Filmmakers have painted the bleak future that the mining industry proposes for the Gardens of Stone NSW, and they have placed the onus of this becoming a reality on the NSW Government. more ...
A report has found that people living close to coal extraction and combustion processes are at risk of negative impacts to their health and community. In particular, open-cut coal extraction is bad news for the elderly and children. more ...
The media are invited to attend and review an outstanding live concert that presents an album of original music for piano and didjeridu. Gardens of Stone is inspired by the spectacular landscape of the Gardens of Stone, North-western Blue Mountains and is written by Amanda Handel in collaboration with Michael Jackson. more ...
Former CSIRO scientist, Dr. Haydn Washington, says Coalpac Pty Ltd is proposing new and unpreventable Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) problems for the environment. This environmental disaster would be in addition to the company's AMD impacts on the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area coming from its decommissioned Canyon Colliery. more ...
The Hon. Catherine Cusack will launch the book "A threatened wonderland - the Gardens of Stone" at NSW Parliament House on Wednesday, 15th August 2012. more ...
Residents and environment groups have had their concerns around potential health threats from the Coalpac Consolidation Project, echoed by NSW Health. In its submission on the proposal, the agency identifies a number of long-term health effects from dust, emissions from blasting and noise effects for the people of Cullen Bullen and the local school. more ...
After carefully reviewing documents, the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has stated it cannot support the Coalpac Consolidation Project, proposed by Coalpac Pty Ltd, due to the unacceptable noise impacts it will have upon residents. more ...
An independent review of the controversial Coalpac Consolidation Project reports that Coalpac has based its environmental assessment Project on economic benefits, and very little on social and environmental considerations, echoing sentiments from the local Cullen Bullen community and environment groups. more ...
Over 700 submissions were received and the Society wishes to thank everyone for their efforts. This is a phenomenal result! The many residents of Cullen Bullen who will be directly affected, were moved by the level of support. more ...
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