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The fires currently tearing through Los Angeles are a reminder that Australia can no longer rely on northern hemisphere nations for water-bombing aircraft and firefighters during our summer. “During our Black Summer, more than...

In early 2024, farmers living in proximity to the Belabula River in New South Wales (part of the Lachlan River catchment in Wiradyuri country), reported foam containing PFAS along a stretch of the river....

Press Release  Busan, South Korea - 25 November 2024 - For immediate release UN Plastics Treaty: World leaders urged by activists to "End Plastic" through a 500-person human sign As UN negotiations for a...

It's all stations go at the moment in terms of PFAS issues in drinking water. Three separate inquiries are underway and all could have profound impact on how PFAS pollution is dealt with into...

Welcome to the GMFAA November newsletter!

  As world leaders gather for today's opening of the COP 29 climate summit in Baku, Australian civil society groups are sending a clear message to the conference and the federal Coalition, with a...

I have to admit that I didn’t get much work done on Wednesday. I dove into the US election rabbit hole, watching with ever growing anxiety as Donald Trump moved closer to regaining control...

Welcome to GMFAA's October 2024 newsletter!

A proposed "block caving" gold and copper mine proposed by Australian mining exploration company Solgold, will most likely cause untold environmental harm to the region. Solgold have been working in Ecuador for over a...

Another toxic spill in Bass Strait. The regulator overseeing the offshore oil and methane gas industry in Australia says there is a “significant threat to the environment” in Bass Strait, after 21,000 litres of diesel...