Here’s the story:
An Indian company called GVK wants to open up destructive new coal mines in Australia and burn the product in India. They want to send massive ships filled with coal from Australia to India, passing directly over the Great Barrier Reef, and tripling Australia’s climate pollution. That’s their business model and when some Australians heard about it, they thought it was a terrible idea and sent us their messages. Check it out.
If GVK’s Great Barrier Reef-destroying business model sounds like a bad idea to you, share these messages with your friends.
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