Don't let them use our money to frack the Kimberley

Don't let them use our money to frack the Kimberley

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The WA Government has a moratorium on fracking, backed by thousands of people and communities across the state. But despite this, the Federal Government is hell-bent on promoting the fossil fuel industry, even at the expense of taxpayers, communities, and our climate.

We have revealed shocking new Federal plans for a fracking project and pipeline in the Kimberley - despite the State Government’s moratorium.

And now industry insiders say that the project could receive funding from the Federal Government’s Northern Australia Infrastructure Fund (NAIF) - the same fund that is considering a billion dollar subsidy to Adani’s Carmichael coal ...

The WA Government has a moratorium on fracking, backed by thousands of people and communities across the state. But despite this, the Federal Government is hell-bent on promoting the fossil fuel industry, even at the expense of taxpayers, communities, and our climate.

We have revealed shocking new Federal plans for a fracking project and pipeline in the Kimberley - despite the State Government’s moratorium.

And now industry insiders say that the project could receive funding from the Federal Government’s Northern Australia Infrastructure Fund (NAIF) - the same fund that is considering a billion dollar subsidy to Adani’s Carmichael coal mine. 

Don’t let them frack the Kimberley - ask your Federal MP not to invest our public funds in fracking or fossil fuels.

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Despite the WA Government’s moratorium on fracking, we have revealed shocking new Federal plans for a fracking project in the Kimberley - which could be funded by NAIF, the same fund that is considering subsidising Adani.

 

Don’t let them frack the Kimberley - ask your Federal MP not to invest our public funds in fracking or fossil fuels.

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