The future is not yet written. We can write it together.
Take action
ECoCeQ's legal requests to the Minister are just the beginning – it will take all of us, working together, to convince our environmental decision makers to face the facts, and step up.
Here are some things you can do right now:
Sign the public open letter
Will you stand with this brave client, and ask Tanya Plibersek to protect our living wonders? Friends of living wonders invite you to sign an open letter supporting this legal intervention. The stakes couldn’t be higher, but together, we can write a different future
Sign the scientists' open letter
Are you a scientist? The Climate Council is coordinating an open letter from concerned scientists in support of this legal intervention, calling on the Minister to listen to decades of scientific research, face the facts, and act.
Donate to ECoCeQ's crowdfunder
Building a massive evidence bank to challenge coal and gas proposals is a mammoth task, and ECoCeQ hopes to reshape environmental decision making in this country. Can you donate to their crowdfunding campaign to help meet the costs of this landmark legal intervention?Sign up to stay in the loop
In coming months, the Environment Minister will be legally obliged to seek comments from the public about these requests to reconsider the climate harm to our national living wonders, posed by these 19 coal and gas proposals.
If the Minister receives thousands and thousands of public comments from concerned citizens across Australia, she will know it’s time for her to face this, and act.
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