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Environment Minister Watt urged to act on reckless NT government approval of toxic fracking wells
The Northern Territory government has granted approval for gas giant Santos to drill 12 fracking wells in the Beetaloo Basin, despite concerns that the project would mainly serve the export market while putting water and environment at risk.
WA community members enter six MP’s electorate offices demanding urgent Kimberley fracking ban
Community members across Perth and the South West have today staged coordinated actions across six WA Labor electorate offices, including those of Premier Roger Cook and senior ministers, calling on the state government to rule out fracking in the Kimberley.
BHP quietly pushing ahead with giant coal mine expansion despite public statements
BHP is quietly pushing ahead with plans to expand its massive Saraji East coal mine in Queensland, which would generate huge amounts of climate pollution, as recent news reports have raised mounting doubts about the company’s climate commitments.
‘Not exerting any effort’: Landholders, Gomeroi people face ongoing uncertainty as Santos deprioritises Narrabri gas project
Liverpool Plains farmers, landholders and Gomeroi people say they face ongoing uncertainty after Santos today confirmed it would hold onto and deprioritise its controversial and long-delayed Narrabri gas project.
Could Santos be gearing up to sell Narrabri? New analysis casts further doubt on gas project’s viability
New analysis has raised fresh doubts over the viability of Santos' controversial Narrabri gas project, amid speculation that a project sale announcement will be made at the company’s Investor Briefing Day on Tuesday 26 May.
Lock the Gate seeks review of Queensland government’s approval of first stage of major gas expansion
The Lock the Gate Alliance has today requested an internal review of the Queensland government’s decision to approve a gas development, saying it failed to consider or mitigate human rights and environmental impacts when approving the first stage of a major gas expansion in the Western Downs region.
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