Australians are actively opposing the Carmichael coal mine, a massive project proposed in the Galilee Basin of Queensland. Led by environmental and indigenous groups, the movement has gained widespread support, citing concerns about the mine's potential impact on the Great Barrier Reef, the release of greenhouse gases, and the displacement of Traditional Owners. Protests, legal challenges, and public campaigns have been organized to halt the project's approval, highlighting the growing awareness and commitment among Australians to protect the environment and the rights of indigenous communities.
