Climate and rock art advocates take on Woodside’s ‘carbon bomb’ WA gas project in federal court
Australian Conservation Foundation chief executive Adam Bandt speaks outside court in Melbourne on Tuesday, where the Woodside gas project extension is being challenged. Photograph: Ari Balle-Bowness/Australian Conservation FoundationView image in fullscreenAustralian Conservation Foundation chief executive Adam Bandt speaks outside court in Melbourne on Tuesday, where the Woodside gas project extension is being challenged.
- ▪Australian Conservation Foundation chief executive Adam Bandt speaks outside court in Melbourne on Tuesday, where the Woodside gas project extension is being challenged.
- ▪Photograph: Ari Balle-Bowness/Australian Conservation FoundationView image in fullscreenAustralian Conservation Foundation chief executive Adam Bandt speaks outside court in Melbourne on Tuesday, where the Woodside gas project extension is
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Australian Conservation Foundation chief executive Adam Bandt speaks outside court in Melbourne on Tuesday, where the Woodside gas project extension is being challenged. Photograph: Ari Balle-Bowness/Australian Conservation FoundationView image in fullscreenAustralian Conservation Foundation chief executive Adam Bandt speaks outside court in Melbourne on Tuesday, where the Woodside gas project extension is being challenged. Photograph: Ari Balle-Bowness/Australian Conservation FoundationEnvironmentClimate and rock art advocates take on Woodside’s ‘carbon bomb’ WA gas project in federal courtAlbanese government’s approval of North West Shelf gas extension being challenged by the Australian Conservation Foundation and Friends of Australian Rock ArtGraham Readfearn and Donna LuTue 21 Jul…
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