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- 1Approval of NSW's largest coalmine condemned as governance failure●The green light for the largest coalmine in NSW history is shocking proof that our governance systems are betraying Aust
New South Wales' Independent Planning Commission has approved the largest coalmine in the state's history, in the Hunter Valley. Writing in The Guardian, Georgina Woods called the green light shocking proof that Australia's governance systems are betraying Australians and the world, arguing the decision ignores the climate crisis. Climate campaigners, including Lock the Gate, are voicing strong opposition.
- 2Sierra Theatre in Jefferson Joins Dolly Parton Imagination Library Fundraiser▼Sierra Theatre in Jefferson to Participate in Fundraiser for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
The Sierra Theatre in Jefferson, Iowa, is taking part in a fundraiser benefiting Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, the program that mails free books to young children. Local outlet Raccoon Valley Radio reported the theatre's participation, drawing attention to community efforts to support childhood literacy in Greene County and encourage residents to attend and donate.
- 3Mount Zion Baptist Church marks 160 years in Green Valley▼Mount Zion Baptist Church celebrates 160th anniversary in Green Valley
Mount Zion Baptist Church in Green Valley is celebrating its 160th anniversary, marking a milestone of a century and a half and a decade of ministry in the community. The congregation's anniversary is being reported by local news, with celebrations recognizing the church's long history and its role in the Green Valley area.
- 4Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge faces threat from border wall●“I love showing it to people who say, ‘There’s nothing to do in the Valley,’ or ‘We don’t have any green spaces.’” The S
The Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge, a rare green space in Texas's Rio Grande Valley, is being highlighted by conservationists who say it disproves claims the region has nothing to offer. Fans of the refuge say they love showing it to skeptics. But advocates warn time is running out, as border wall construction pushed by the Trump administration threatens the refuge's habitat and future.