Eleven new proposed coal mines in NSW are a massive threat.  They will use more water, damage more land and even emit more carbon dioxide than the Adani mega-mine.

Together, the amount of water these mines will use is 23 billion litres per year at their peak. That's more than 9,000 Olympic swimming pools of water. Our water is our lifeblood, and we can't afford to put it at risk.  Can you chip in to stop key mine projects before it is too late?

It's not just our water at risk.  The mines will destroy farms and forests, damaging a vast area of land greater than the entire city of Newcastle.The massive carbon emissions will put our climate at risk, and threaten Australia with more severe bushfires and heat waves.

Want to know more about the impacts of proposed new coal mines in NSW on land, water and carbon emissions? Read our brief report here.

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