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These are the videos you need to watch to understand the far reaching consequences fracking has on our communities, our liveliehoods and our environment.
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These are the videos you need to watch to understand the far reaching consequences fracking has on our communities, our liveliehoods and our environment.
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The Homegrown Power Plan, a joint project between GetUp! and Solar Citizens, shows how we can repower the country with renewable energy, reboot our failing electricity system and remove the roadblocks holding back the renewables boom. Read the report here. Get involved here https://yes2renewables.org/get-involved/ We must: Reboot the system, rewiring our laws to deliver affordable, […]
Dr Jake Hays and Dr Seth Shonkoff reviewed the current scientific papers on shale gas between 2009 and 2015. This assessment was conducted using the PSE (Physicians, Scientists and Engineers) Database on Shale and Tight Gas Development which is available at: http://psehealthyenergy.org/site/view/1180 Over 685 papers on the impacts of unconventional gas development have been published […]
At least 685 papers relevant to unconventional gas impacts have been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals. At the end of 2015, over 80% of the peer reviewed scientific literature on shale and tight gas development has been published since January 1, 2013 and over 60% since January 1, 2014. At least 226 have been published in 2015 […]
Hydraulic fracturing or fracking is a mining technique that’s created controversy interstate. In the South East, one mining company is looking for tight and shale gas, with the first exploratory drilling expected to begin next month. It’s the first time the practice has been considered in one of the State’s agricultural areas and the controversial […]
Radio Interviews of Robe / Kingston residents in response to Beach Resources presentation – Sept 2013
