The Albanese government has sparked outrage by approving the expansion of four coalmines, including the Boggabri coalmine in New South Wales and projects in Queensland, potentially releasing over 850 million tonnes of CO2. Critics, including the Greens, argue these decisions undermine Australia’s climate commitments and threaten endangered species, intensifying the ongoing conflict between fossil fuel interests and environmental sustainability. Source and details of the news
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