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Friends of the Earth's legal challenges against a controversial new coal mine in West Cumbria has been given the green light.

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Briefing prepared by Will Rundle, Head of Legal and Katie de Kauwe, Lawyer at Friends of the Earth

The outcome of a separate legal challenge could potentially open up new grounds for lawyers to argue against the mine's approval