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Climate Liberation Aotearoa on Instagram: "🌞 Ata mārie from Stockton Mine. We are still here in the coal buckets, 50 hours and counting, continuing to blockade coal from leaving Bathurst Resources’ Stockton Mine.  ⛏️☠️  Bathurst Resources want to expand their fast-tracked mine on Denniston Plateau by an additional 20 million tonnes of coal over 25 years.  Here’s the facts  👉 we don’t need this coal to keep our lights on, this is coking coal that will be exported off shore  👉 advice from scientists & energy experts tells us that we don’t need any more coal mines for a just transition away from fossil fuel energy https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/sep/08/climate-crisis-fossil-fuels-ground Iti te matakahi, pangāia ki te tōtara pakaru ai The wedge may be small but it will split the greatest totara 🚵 Help us protect Denniston Plateau! ➡️ Share & follow. Join us - see links in bio #ProtectDennistonPlateau #StopTheFastTrack #BathurstResources #DennistonPlateau #EndCoal #StopFossilFuels #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #JustTransition #StocktonMine"

48 likes, 2 comments - climateliberationaotearoa on April 22, 2025: "🌞 Ata mārie from Stockton Mine. We are still here in the coal buckets, 50 hours and counting, continuing to blockade coal from leaving Bathurst Resources’ Stockton Mine.  ⛏️☠️  Bathurst Resources want to expand their fast-tracked mine on Denniston Plateau by an additional 20 million tonnes of coal over 25 years.  Here’s the facts  👉 we don’t need this coal to keep our lights on, this is coking coal that will be exported off shore  👉 advice from scientists & energy experts tells us that we don’t need any more coal mines for a just transition away from fossil fuel energy https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/sep/08/climate-crisis-fossil-fuels-ground Iti te matakahi, pangāia ki te tōtara pakaru ai The wedge may be small but it will split the greatest totara 🚵 Help us protect Denniston Plateau! ➡️ Share & follow. Join us - see links in bio #ProtectDennistonPlateau #StopTheFastTrack #BathurstResources #DennistonPlateau #EndCoal #StopFossilFuels #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #JustTransition #StocktonMine".

Climate Liberation Aotearoa on Instagram: "🔥 Our blockade at Stockton Mine ended this evening. For over 60 hours we stayed in coal cars and prevented Bathurst Resources’ mine from operating. All climbers, part of a 70-strong protest encampment that spanned generations, from eight months old to 74 years, have been charged by police alongside five other protesters for Trespass. We’ll keep fighting this mine. We’ve stalled at least two days of coal extraction, sent a clear message to Bathurst and the government, and shown that people are ready to resist the Fast Track Act and the climate-wrecking projects it enables. ⛏️ 💨 Bathurst Resources want to mine Denniston Plateau and remove 20 million tonnes of coking coal that will be sent offshore. Their open cast mine will destroy this beautiful wild space and all the creatures that live there. Support has poured in from across the motu, and local folks have backed us by bringing baking, offering places to sleep, and sharing their own frustrations with the mine. Our resolve is stronger than ever. The climbers’ action prompted a response from Resources Minister Shane Jones, who attempted to justify coal expansion with misleading claims about domestic energy needs—despite the fact that the coal in question is for export. This isn’t just about one minister, his comments reflect a deeper truth: this government is doubling down on fossil fuels at the exact moment we need to be scaling up renewables. The encampment, which included people from Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Nelson and beyond, has now disbanded. In total, 10 people have been charged, four of them had also been arrested. ❓ So what’s next? This weekend was just the beginning. The Fast Track is waking people up. It’s uniting communities, whānau, and climate defenders across the country. We’re building a movement that’s ready to rise up - again and again - against corporate exploitation and climate betrayal. It’s carrying on the legacy of over 150 years of Māori-led land back movements here in Aotearoa. ➡️ Donate, follow, share. And join us! Link in bio. #ProtectDennistonPlateau #StopTheFastTrack #DennistonPlateau #EndCoal #StopFossilFuels #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #JustTransition"

28 likes, 1 comments - climateliberationaotearoa on April 23, 2025: "🔥 Our blockade at Stockton Mine ended this evening. For over 60 hours we stayed in coal cars and prevented Bathurst Resources’ mine from operating. All climbers, part of a 70-strong protest encampment that spanned generations, from eight months old to 74 years, have been charged by police alongside five other protesters for Trespass. We’ll keep fighting this mine. We’ve stalled at least two days of coal extraction, sent a clear message to Bathurst and the government, and shown that people are ready to resist the Fast Track Act and the climate-wrecking projects it enables. ⛏️ 💨 Bathurst Resources want to mine Denniston Plateau and remove 20 million tonnes of coking coal that will be sent offshore. Their open cast mine will destroy this beautiful wild space and all the creatures that live there. Support has poured in from across the motu, and local folks have backed us by bringing baking, offering places to sleep, and sharing their own frustrations with the mine. Our resolve is stronger than ever. The climbers’ action prompted a response from Resources Minister Shane Jones, who attempted to justify coal expansion with misleading claims about domestic energy needs—despite the fact that the coal in question is for export. This isn’t just about one minister, his comments reflect a deeper truth: this government is doubling down on fossil fuels at the exact moment we need to be scaling up renewables. The encampment, which included people from Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Nelson and beyond, has now disbanded. In total, 10 people have been charged, four of them had also been arrested. ❓ So what’s next? This weekend was just the beginning. The Fast Track is waking people up. It’s uniting communities, whānau, and climate defenders across the country. We’re building a movement that’s ready to rise up - again and again - against corporate exploitation and climate betrayal. It’s carrying on the legacy of over 150 years of Māori-led land back movements here in Aotearoa. ➡️ Donate, follow, share. And join us! Link in bio. #ProtectDennistonPlateau #StopTheFastTrack #DennistonPlateau #EndCoal #StopFossilFuels #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #JustTransition".