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A new report by Australia’s major scientific research body, CSIRO, has revealed fugitive emissions from coal seam gas (CSG) facilities are ‘significantly lower’ than previously
August 8, 2014
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A new report by Australia’s major scientific research body, CSIRO, has revealed fugitive emissions from coal seam gas (CSG) facilities are ‘significantly lower’ than previously
The approval of Australia’s biggest coalmine by the Queensland state government was given despite concerns raised by environmental experts appointed by the federal government. Queensland’s
In the same week as Australia’s parliament passed new laws to protect water resources knitting Nannas Against Gas were among the protesters blocking the main
An environmental lobby group says the federal Labor government should use its powers to override state counterparts and stop some approvals for coal and coal
Australia’s coal seam gas (CSG) industry could face carbon price liabilities of up to $4 billion a year if levels of “fugitive” emissions of methane
Australia’s leading scientific research organisation the CSIRO has criticised a pro-coal seam gas (CSG) television advertisement for falsely claiming the CSIRO believed groundwater was safe
The Australian Medical Association (AMA) says a number of Queenslanders living near coal seam gas (CSG) wells are reporting symptoms consistent with exposure to gas.
A leading anti coal seam gas (CSG) campaigner, Drew Hutton, says CSG is bubbling to the surface along a five-kilometre stretch of the Condamine River
The head of a new watchdog body that will oversee the coal seam gas (CSG) industry in Queensland has vowed independence, saying he won’t be