Western Australia is ‘ground-zero’ in the battle against Australia’s rising pollution. In every other state pollution is going down, yet here in WA the oil and gas industry is driving up Australia’s emissions.
Over the last few months, WA’s biggest polluters, Woodside and Chevron, have launched a dishonest campaign aimed at blocking climate action, even making public threats against WA’s independent environment watchdog.
We can’t let the big polluters get away with blocking climate action any longer. Now it is time for the people to have a say and hold these big polluters to account ...
Western Australia is ‘ground-zero’ in the battle against Australia’s rising pollution. In every other state pollution is going down, yet here in WA the oil and gas industry is driving up Australia’s emissions.
Over the last few months, WA’s biggest polluters, Woodside and Chevron, have launched a dishonest campaign aimed at blocking climate action, even making public threats against WA’s independent environment watchdog.
We can’t let the big polluters get away with blocking climate action any longer. Now it is time for the people to have a say and hold these big polluters to account.
Make a submission on the EPA’s greenhouse gas guidance statement.
The WA Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) provides advice to government on the rules that will be applied to WA’s biggest polluters, and which projects should be approved. The EPA is now inviting submissions on the policy that will guide that advice in the future.
Climate action is a huge opportunity for our economy. New rules for WA’s big polluters would lead to thousands of new jobs in renewable energy, carbon farming, and other clean industries right here in WA.
We are in a global climate emergency and we cannot allow WA’s biggest polluters to dictate climate policy any longer.
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