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Australian court sets binding precedent on coal climate harm
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Australian court sets binding precedent on coal climate harm

Australia's High Court has ruled against the approval of the Mount Pleasant coalmine expansion in the Hunter Valley, finding that the climate consequences of burning coal cannot be treated as someone else's problem. The judgment sets a binding national precedent that will affect how fossil fuel projects are assessed across New South Wales.

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