Queensland, Australia. Adani Mining Pty Ltd.

2. What is the issue?

Greenhouse gas emissions, water-rivers and underground resources.

3. Who are the stakeholders?

   Isaac Regional Council and Mackay Regional Council

Adani is a mining company that operates several mines in Queensland.

• What is the issue?

Queensland's groundwater is being wasted, pollution is rising in the atmosphere and the ancestral lands of the Wangan and Jagalingou people are being destroyed

• Who are the stakeholders?

Internal stakeholders include Adani Mining, its employees, and indigenous landowners. External stakeholders include environmental groups, Australian public, investors, governments.

The Carmichael mine, named after a nearby river, is the most viable of nine coal projects earmarked for the Galilee Basin.Queensland,Adani mining Ltd

2.what is the issue

nature resources damaged due to the operation of the project

·Greenhouse gas emissions increase

·Water- rivers and underground sources overuse

·threaten endangered species

3.who are the stakeholders?

Internal stakeholders:

project managers ,decision makers

External stakeholders :

Australian government,citizens who live near the impacted areas

The Adani Group's plan for the Carmichael coal mine in Queensland, Australia, is for an open-cut mining operation with the goal of extracting thermal coal for export. Originally expected to generate 60 million tonnes per year, it was reduced to 10 million tonnes because of budget constraints. The project comprises rail transit to ports for export, environmental impact evaluations, collaboration with Indigenous groups, and financing arrangements. However, there are questions about the ecology, financial feasibility, and the influence on local populations.

The Carmichael coal mine project involves various stakeholders both external and internal:

External stakeholders include:

• Local communities affected by environmental impacts and economic changes.

• Environmental groups concerned about biodiversity and climate change effects.

• Indigenous communities with cultural ties to the land, focusing on land use agreements and sacred sites.

• Government and regulatory bodies overseeing environmental, mining, and indigenous affairs.

• Investors and financial institutions with financial interests and risks.

Internal stakeholders within the Adani Group include:

• Adani Group management and employees overseeing mine operations.

• Adani Mining subsidiary managing the project.

• Supply chain partners providing equipment and services.

• Investment and finance teams handling financial planning and securing financing.

• Legal and compliance teams ensuring regulatory compliance and managing permits.

Adani Mining Pty Ltd, an Australian mining company.

What is the issue?

Their project brings negative impacts to the environment, such as Greenhouse gas emissions, Water- rivers and underground sources issues, and make some species endanger.

Stakeholders?

External:

Isaac Regional Council

Charters Towers Regional Council

Physical environment

People who is living nearby

Workers

Internal:

employees

shareholders

board of directors

Adani is an Coal Mining Company. Their proposal is to build the Carmichael Coal Mine  in Queensland, Australia, which produced its first coal in December 2021. Financial difficulties at the mine have led to the downsizing of the planned mine, which produces thermal coal expected to be composed of ash and coal is scheduled to be transported to the port by rail. Construction on the mine began in early 2019, with the first coal mines ready to leave the factory three years later.The project has faced various legal and environmental challenges over its potential impacts.

What is the issue?

ADANI has brought negative impacts on Australian biology, the environment and indigenous communities, such as increasing carbon dioxide emissions, threatening the survival of endangered species and indigenous communities' lands. The company is financially involved in the question of whether coal prices are reasonable. (WIKIPEDIA)

Who are the stakeholders?

Internal: Adani Group, which owns the mine, and its employees, as well as investors and shareholders involved in the project

External: the local and indigenous communities; environmental groups; the general public; government entities

Adani was a coal mine group that owned and developed the Carmichael Coal Mine, located in the region of Galilee Basin in Queensland, Australia. The proposal includes the topic water- rivers and underground sources, and green gas emission

What is their issue?

Several severe environmental problems, the issue of the project was the negative influence that has on climate.

who are the stakeholders?

Internal: Adani group

External; local communities and public

Adani is an Australian corporate group, which includes Adani Mining Pty Ltd and Carmichael Rail Network Pty Ltd.

The project has received criticism for its environmental impact on the Great Barrier Reef, water use, and carbon emissions.Other disputed concerns include the alleged economic benefits, financial feasibility, and usage of taxpayer funds.

2. What is their proposal?

The proposed infrastructure focuses on climate change in Australia.

3. Who are the stakeholders?

internal: management, employees, relevant decision makers

external: community, government, environmental organisations

Adani is a coal mining company located near Bowen on the Queensland coast. The project, which contains the world's largest coal mine that could be used for power generation, poses existential challenges due to the basin's environmental impact.

what is the issue？

The operation of the project could affect water resources, which flow out of the cracks, and the impact of the mine on animal habitats, leading to the extinction of rare creatures.

Who are the stakeholders?

The project manager, the Australian government, the people living in the vicinity of the project

Who is ADANI? What is their proposal?

ADANI, a mining company, proposed a project located in the Galilee Basin, which is The Carmichael Mine by its subsidiary company. The company plans to own a thermal coal mine to supply its power plants in India as a major private electricity supplier. This project was approved back in June 2019 and Adani plans to ship the coal from Galilee Basin to India.

What is the issue?

It is estimated that 10 million tonnes of thermal coal per annum will be produced as operation starts. This project is controversial due to its risk of extensive environmental damages that it might cause, especially ancestral lands and pollution, such as contaminations of aquifers. Adani also still needs some federal approvals before the mine can start its operations. Many are also unhappy with the way the Wangan and Jalingou people has been challenged to support this project.

Who are the stakeholders?

Indigenous community - The impact that this mining operation has on ancestral lands violates the rights of Indigineous people such as displacing the Adivasi people to build the coal station, destroying sacred sites, risk of cultural heritage loss for them as they do not give full consent to this project.

The environment - There is a risk of spring water and groundwater contamination and destroys critical habitat of endangered species due to the mine. With global warming being a concern now, burning of the coal drives more frequent heatwaves which threatens the ecosystem.

2.      They propose to construct the Carmichael Coal Mine Project but some negative environmental issues like greenhouse gas emissions would arise from this project.

3.     Internal: The investors and employees

External: environmental originations, government and communities