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Thank you so much for joining us as a regular donor. As a monthly giver you are the backbone of our legal work. Your generosity drives the legal fight to protect our climate, communities, and wildlife. Thank you from all of us at EDO! Share your donation Your donation is fantastic news for the environment, […]

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‘Trajectory Unsustainable’: 10 Key Findings of the EPBC Act Review Final Report

Analysis by Head of Law Reform and Policy Rachel Walmsley  The long-awaited final report of the independent 10-year Review of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act (EPBC Act) has been released. Building on the directions outlined in his interim report last year, it’s clear Professor Graeme Samuel has listened to a range of experts and stakeholders and proposed a comprehensive package of detailed reforms.  […]

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Wins to be proud of from 2020

Despite the many challenges of 2020, we made great strides using the law to protect our climate, communities and nature in Australia and the Pacific.  To kick off 2021, here are some of the positive achievements from the past twelve months.   We launched Australia’s first ever human rights coal mine challenge.  We’ll head to court on behalf of young Australians and local […]

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The Environmental Defenders Office provides expert legal advice and runs groundbreaking cases to protect our climate, communities, and iconic plants and animals. […]

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Huge legal win sees greenfield Bylong Coal Project refusal upheld

In a historic win, the Bylong Valley Protection Alliance (BVPA) – represented by the Environmental Defenders Office – has successfully defended the Independent Planning Commission’s (IPC) refusal to approve a brand new coal mine on prime agricultural land in the Bylong Valley, NSW.  Korean company KEPCO – which systematically purchased vast tracts of land in the valley -has failed in its bid to overturn the IPC’s decision with the […]

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