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24.01.2022 And so that’s is for the time being. Hadn’t realised Eddie, Moses and Macca weren’t running a defence. All up to Justice Fullerton now (well, after closing arguments at least) since it’s a judge only trial. Bylong Valley and others on tenterhooks.

23.01.2022 Gas cooking in the home increases risk of asthma by 12%

22.01.2022 ICYMI: This week the Morrison Government made the horrible decision to approve Santos' climate-wrecking Narrabri Gas Project. That means 850 fracking gasfields... across 1,000 hectares, with potentially 840,000 tonnes of waste, and over two million tonnes of climate pollution each year. We aren't surprised - Narrabri is the human face of Morrison's gas burning bonanza. But it's far from over. There are still plenty of hoops for Santos to jump through before they can dig and burn dangerous gas. We stand with the Traditional Owners and communities who continue to fight for their water, land and livelihoods - follow their campaign at Gamilaraay Next Generation Image credit: Lock the Gate, Gamilaraay Next Generation

18.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS - HIGH COURT WIN OVER ACLAND COAL MINE Farmers and community members from Queensland's Darling Downs have won a significant victory in the High Co...urt, which today ordered a fresh Land Court hearing into the controversial New Acland coal mine expansion. Our client, the Oakey Coal Action Alliance, has been locked in an epic legal battle to defend some of the best farming land in Queensland from New Acland Coal’s stage 3 expansion of its thermal coal mine on the Darling Downs, in the state’s south east. Today the High Court ordered a fresh hearing over the mine in the Queensland Land Court. It also ordered that New Acland Coal pay OCAA’s legal costs of the High Court appeal, and struck out an earlier costs order of approximately $736,000 against OCAA. This is a welcome decision from the High Court today," said EDO Managing Lawyer Sean Ryan. Our client and the other objectors can now look forward to the opportunity to present their evidence to a fresh Land Court of the impacts of this coal mine on the local farming area and on the rest of Queensland through climate change. Read more about this decision here: https://www.edo.org.au//high-court-victory-as-acland-mine/

17.01.2022 Hydrogen could play a vital role in the global transition to renewable energy and even provide Australia with a new export industry https://bit.ly/35lTnAR

15.01.2022 We’re behind #AgDayAU!

12.01.2022 A hydrogen refuelling station powered entirely by renewable energy is taking shape at Toyota's Altona facility in Melbourne’s western suburbs.

12.01.2022 More concerns have been raised over the Hunter Gas Pipeline - after a meeting with the company revealed a number of possible changes.

09.01.2022 Super funds may need to consider any future investment in gas pipelines in NSW and the NT as this will not be the first of these types of action.

05.01.2022 Global demand is collapsing. If Arab oil states do not wean their economies off the black stuff, they will suffer a similar fate

03.01.2022 For every $1 that fossil fuel companies donate to the Libs and Labor, they receive $10,000 in subsidies. What a great deal!

03.01.2022 While people have been focused on threats to the northern end of the Bylong Valley for years, there's now a whole NEW threat at the Valley's southern end. The n...orthern section of the two proposed new coal release areas of Hawkins and Rumker, north of Rylstone, extend to the southern end of the Bylong Valley. The dark solid green is mapped BSAL (Biophysical Strategic Agricultural Land), i.e. prime farming land. What are they thinking???? If a part of the Valley is worth protecting, then so is all of it. It's not a National Trust listed Heritage Landscape for nothing.

03.01.2022 Part of the Pilliga forest has now been closed so that Santos can conduct their gas mining operations - absolutely no social licence exists for this activity wh...ich is now centred on the Bibblewindi East field on Little Tighes Rd. Forestry Corp signage says Part Bibblewindi State Forest and part Pilliga East State Forest will be closed to the public for the exclusive use of Santos NSW Pty Limited period 20 October to 31 December 2020 (or as signposted). We only just found out about the closure despite it being backdated to 20 October. NSWGasBan are very concerned that Dewhurst 30 & 31 (sites that Santos have an existing approval to drill new CSG wells) could be within this closed area https://www.forestrycorporation.com.au//bibblewindi-east-s Clause 7 Reservation of forestry area for separate or exclusive use (1) The Corporation may, by displaying a notice to that effect in a conspicuous position in or in the immediate vicinity of a forestry area, reserve the area, for such periods as it thinks fit, for separate or exclusive use for any one or more of the following purposes: (a) recreational use and enjoyment, (b) enabling any person to exercise a right or privilege conferred by a licence, forest permit, forest lease or other authority issued or granted by the Corporation, (c) enabling any exercise or activity to be carried on by members of the Australian Defence Force, (d) enabling the Corporation to exercise any of its functions. (2) The Corporation may erect or authorise the erection of such enclosures, gates or ramps as it considers necessary for the purposes of such a reservation. (3) A person who, without the prior permission of the Corporation, enters or remains in an area set aside under this clause for separate or exclusive use is guilty of an offence. Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units. (4) A reference in this clause to the Corporation includes, in the case of a forestry area that is managed by a land manager other than the Corporation, a reference to that other land manager. clause 7 part (1) (b) is the relevant bit.

02.01.2022 Quirindi community members will be addressing Council re Coal Seam Gas and the renewed interest of CSG gas company’s on the Liverpool Plains. From 1.30pm for the public speaking forum Wednesday at chambers if anyone’s free to pop in and show your interest.

02.01.2022 HAWKINS + RUMKER STRATEGIC COAL RELEASE AREAS Our analysis shows a total of 155 different properties (held by 145 different private owners) impacted - at least ...in part - by the Hawkins and Rumker strategic coal release areas that have been announced by the State Government. Properties/areas impacted include PARTS OF: BREAKFAST CREEK: Breakfast Creek Road, Bylong Valley Way, Pyangle Road CAMBOON: Keechs Lane, Lue Road, Pyangle Road COXS CREEK: Coxs Creek Road, Coxs Creek Trail COXS CROWN: Coxs Crown Road, Parkinsons Road, Reedy Creek Road GINGHI: Bylong Valley Way, Ginghi Road GROWEE: Bylong Valley Way, Growee Road PYANGLE: Newells Road, Powells Road, Pyangle Road RYLSTONE: Bylong Valley Way, Coxs Creek Road, Reedy Creek Road UPPER GROWEE: Bylong Valley Way, Greenhills Swamp Lane, Jimmy Jimmy Road We will be doing more work in the coming weeks to let people know more about just what is going on. In the meantime, the following maps - showing different properties impacted in different colours - may be of some assistance. Please help spread the word about what's happening.