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Adani was wrecking the Great Barrier Reef. If Adani's coal mine continues to operate, it will become one of the largest in the world, generating about 4.7 billion tonnes of carbon pollution over its lifetime. At a time when we need to reduce carbon pollution to save our coral reefs – this is reckless and unbelievable. During Hurricane Debbie in 2017, Adani exceeded the pollution limit at its Cape Abbott Coal Terminal, releasing highly polluted coal-bearing water into the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area and wetlands of National Importance. Australia's leading conservation group has warned that this further proves that the company cannot be trusted to protect our Great Barrier Reef, clean water, and wildlife.

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It's the fight of our times - the fight to stop Adani's massive coal mine wrecking our vibrant Great Barrier Reef. Hundreds of thousands are standing between Adani and our Reef. Will you be one of them?

Our Reef is part of Australia's identity - a kaleidoscope of colour and life that all of us cherish and dream of seeing. But it is in peril.

Mining and burning coal creates carbon pollution, which heats our oceans. It is already leading to more catastrophic weather events and resulted in the most severe back to back coral bleaching we've ever seen in the Great Barrier Reef. Yet our government has given Adani's colossal Carmichael coal mine many of the approvals it needs and continues to seek ways to subsidise the mine using taxpayer money.

If Adani's mine goes ahead it will be one of the largest coal mines in the world and will generate an estimated 4.7 billion tonnes of carbon pollution over its lifetime. At a time when we need to be reducing our carbon pollution to save our Reef - this is reckless beyond belief.

The mine would drive massive industrial port expansion along the Reef coastline at Abbot Point. Over a million cubic metres of the seafloor would be dredged for a new coal terminal, threatening the habitat of vulnerable dugongs and turtles and dolphins. There would be hundreds more coal ships ploughing through the Reef's waters every year, increasing the risk of accidents. Just one collision, one mistake or one spill could result in an environmental catastrophe in the Great Barrier Reef.

Adani can't be trusted with our delicate Reef. We've seen the evidence, when Adani exceeded its permitted pollution discharge limit to the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area by more than 800 per cent at the Port of Abbot Point, and spilt coal laden water into the neighbouring fragile Caley Valley Wetlands, and onto the beach next to the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area.

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Stop Adani Wrecking Our Reef - Fight For Our Reef

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Our Reef is part of Australia's identity - a kaleidoscope of colour and life that all of us cherish and dream of seeing. But it is in peril. Mining and burning coal creates carbon pollution, which heats our oceans.

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Why we will StopAdani?

https://www.stopadani.com/why_stop_adani

1. destroy the area of local.

2. use lots of water

3. allow too many ships travel through Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area every year.

4. huge of carbon pollution to our atmosphere.

5. global warming.

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Adani’s Carmichael coal mine controversy explained

The article is about What is the Carmichael project

:Carmichael is a thermal coal mine under construction in the Galilee Basin in Central Queensland. The public believe that the program will damage the environment and finical.

and Carbon dioxide emissions: There are a lot of carbon will be burned.

and the economy versus climate dilemma and history of opposition to Carmichael: Many companies no longer work with this program.

https://www.mining-technology.com/features/adani-carmichael-controversy-explained/?cf-view

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News & Explainers

1.Bravus Latest News ( Contracted Mining Comany)

Bravus is at fore front of a flobal energy transition with four energies:Generating the future energy mix, Enabling positive growth, Supporting our communities and Delivering on our promises

It refer to the well-discussed topics wordwidely, including: Global energy mix, Human rights, Communities and Sustainability

reference:Bravus 2024, Bravus comapny, Mining companny, accessed June 24, 2024< https://www.bravus.com.au>

Citation；(Bravus Australia 2024)

2.What is Adani and how will it impact Australia?

-Adani is a mine in Queensland has long been a lightning rod for division over coal-mining and climate change in Australia

-It being named as a big reason for labor’s lost seats in Queensland simd the Morrison government’s upset re-election

Reference: Peter Hannam 2019, “What's next for Adani, the coal project that helped to return Morrison to power?”, The sydney Morning Therald, uploaded on May 22,2019, https://www.smh.com.au/environme

Citation: (Peter Hannam 2019)

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The Carmichael coal mine is a local coal mine, December 2021, it was operated with a really ambitious plan. However, beacuse of the less money, it could only been produced about 1000 tones a year. After that, since this coal mine may be harmful to the environment and water usage, a big and famous campaign called "Stop Adani" happened.-----Cruiser

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The Carmichael coal mine is a proposed thermal coal mine in the north of the Galilee Basin in Central Queensland, Australia. Mining is planned to be conducted by both open-cut and underground methods. The mine is proposed by Adani Mining, a wholly owned subsidiary of India's Adani Group.

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Bravus ready to supercharge regional Queenslanders’ projects careers

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Bravus ready to supercharge regional Queenslanders’ projects careers

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Adani mine is polluting the springs which is protected.

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Adani mine could be ‘causing environmental harm’, say Queensland government officials

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Queensland government officials have given sworn statements saying Adani’s mine could be “causing environmental harm” to protected wetlands after CSIRO rejected the miner’s groundwater modelling as “not fit for purpose”.