Donate

≡

About
Support us
Advice
- Reporting Rural Landclearing
News
Cases
- Before the courts
- Past Cases
Law Reform
Information
- Publications
- EDO Fact sheets
Have Your Say
Outreach

Home »
Outreach »
Past Workshop and Seminar Materials »
Watermark coal mine: ensuring compliance and enforcing the law

Watermark coal mine: ensuring compliance and enforcing the law

Watermark coal mine: ensuring compliance and enforcing the law

Breeza, 20 February 2016

Download Presentation

Tweet

Pages in this section:

« Back to: Past Workshop and Seminar Materials
New land clearing laws
bushland protection
McGeary's Sand Quarry - Have Your Say
New Urban and Rural Tree Clearing Laws
Law and Policy Relating to Koalas
The next stage of biodiversity reforms: what you need to know
Narrabri Gas Project - Responding to the EIS
Biodiversity Law Reform: What it Means and How to Have Your Say
Biodiversity Law Reform: Analysis of the proposed changes
How to Have Your Say on the Draft North Coast Regional Plan and How to Enforce Environmental Laws
Watermark coal mine: ensuring compliance and enforcing the law
Coastal Management Reforms: How to Have Your Say
Have Your Say: Martins Creek Quarry Project
Have Your Say: Western Sydney Airport (Badgerys Creek)
North Coast Environmental Zones Reforms
Climate Litigation Forum
Have Your Say & Enforce Environmental Laws
Have Your Say & Enforce Environmental Laws
Have Your Say: Mining
Protecting Your Local Environment: What you need to know & how to have your say
Have Your Say: Williamtown Quarry Project
Have Your Say & Enforce Environmental Laws
Enforcing Environmental Laws - Byron Bay
Have Your Say: Byron Bay Bypass
Have Your Say: Bobs Farm Sand Project
Our Pets Our Wildlife: Perspectives on responsible pet ownership and conservation
Earth Laws and Regional Community Environmentalism
CSG and Landholder Rights
NorthConnex M1-M2 Project
Mining & the Environment: What you need to know & how to have your say
Protecting Your Local Environment: What you need to know & how to have your say
Protecting Your Local Environment: What you need to know & how to have your say
Protecting Your Local Environment: What you need to know & how to have your say
Protecting Your Local Environment: What you need to know & how to have your say
Mining and the law: what you need to know and how to Have Your Say
Mining and the Law: what you need to know

Stay Updated

Contact EDO NSW »

EDO NSW is a member of the Environmental Defenders Offices of Australia

Website Copyright 2018 EDO NSW

ABN: 72002 880 864

Disclaimer | Privacy | Copyright | Terms and Conditions

Please note: due to OFAC regulations we are unable to transact with the following countries: Albania, Bosnia , Cuba, Congo, Cote d’Ivoire, Croatia, Iran, Iraq, Kosovo, Liberia, Libya, Macedonia, North Korea, Serbia, Slovenia, Sudan, Syria and Zimbabwe.

Created with NationBuilder

EDO NSW recognises the traditional owners and custodians of the land, seas and rivers of Australia. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander elders past and present, and aspire to learn from traditional knowledge and customs so that, together, we can protect our environment and cultural heritage through law. About our Aboriginal Engagement Program.