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Cindy Baxter

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As seen in: Coal Action Network Aotearoa, HuffPost, Greenpeace, AlterNet, Newsroom New Zealand, The Spinoff, The Standard NZ
Climate & seabed mining-obsessed Mother of collie Pearl. Aotearoa. She/her #westisbest
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Bathurst may scrap Rotowaro mine expansion as industry cuts coal use; renewed calls for a just transition

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By Cindy Baxter Verified
| Coal Action Network Aotearoa
JOINT PRESS RELEASE FROM NGAA HAUMI, CANA, FOREST & BIRD Today, hapuu, and community and environment groups are tentatively celebrating news that Bathurst Resources is finding it difficult to find a market for the coal from a proposed extension of its its Rotowaro coal mine in North Waikato, and may no longer be applying for Fast-Track approval for the extension.
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Gentailers agree to stockpile 600,000 tonnes of climate change

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By Cindy Baxter Verified
| Coal Action Network Aotearoa
PRESS RELEASE Coal Action Network today said it was appalled at today’s announced deal between gentailers to stockpile 600,000 tonnes of dirty coal as a backup for low lake levels. “The solutions to our electricity problem lie in a complex set of actions that are clearly too difficult for our generators and government to get their heads around, so they just go for the blunt instrument of a massive coal stockpile,” said Cindy Baxter of Coal Action Network Aotearoa.
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CANA voices support for 70-strong Denniston protest, questions Bathurst Resources’ integrity

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By Cindy Baxter Verified
| Coal Action Network Aotearoa
Bathurst Resources, which wants to mine 20 million tonnes of coal from the Denniston Plateau, is not the kind of company New Zealand should be courting: its record clearly shows how much of a bad actor it is, Coal Action Network Aotearoa said today. The group applauded the efforts of the 70-strong encampment that’s been on the Plateau since Friday, protesting Bathurst’s plans to trash the plateau and ultimately consign the emissions from the 20 million tonnes of coal to the atmosphere.
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