Don’t approve the new Browse Basin and North West Shelf LNG projects

We need your help to notify the Environmental Protection Agency that we want less gas pollution and more clean solutions. Western Australia has the potential to be a world leader in renewable energy, technologies and mining. We cannot allow the Burrup Hub to become the most polluting fossil fuel project in Australia. Every year until 2070, these projects will emit 95mtpa of carbon pollution which is equivalent to 24 of the largest, dirtiest coal fired power stations in WA. This will have devastating impacts on our climate for generations. Make a submission to WA's Environmental Protection Authority urging in the strongest possible terms to reject Woodside's new gas hub proposals.

We need your help to notify the Environmental Protection Agency that we want less gas pollution and more clean solutions. Western Australia has the potential to be a world leader in renewable energy, technologies and mining. We cannot allow the Burrup Hub to become the most polluting fossil fuel project in Australia. Every year until 2070, these projects will emit 95mtpa of carbon pollution which is equivalent to 24 of the largest, dirtiest coal fired power stations in WA. This will have devastating impacts on our climate for generations. Make a submission to WA's Environmental Protection Authority urging in the strongest possible terms to reject Woodside's new gas hub proposals.

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Don’t approve the proposed Browse Basin and North West Shelf gas projects

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Make a submission to WA's Environmental Protection Authority urging in the strongest possible terms to reject Woodside's new LNG hub proposals.

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To Dr Tom Hatton (Chairperson Environmental Protection Authority WA) and David Fredericks, Secretary Department of Environment and Energy,

I am writing regarding the proposed Browse Basin and North West Shelf projects. If these projects were to proceed, the Burrup Hub would become one of the largest and most polluting fossil fuel projects in the world. If Western Australia is to meet its policy goal of net-zero emissions by 2050, we cannot afford to expand our LNG industry.

Gas is not a ‘transition’ fuel. We have the resources and technology for a rapid transition to renewable energy. We should be embracing the potential for job opportunities and regional development in carbon farming and the renewables sector. Gas is not part of the solution for climate change, or the solution to sustainably power Western Australia into the future.  A large scale LNG project with a lifespan of over 50 years cannot go ahead.

Western Australia must tackle its emissions through the creation of clean jobs and investment in renewable technologies. We must rapidly move away from all types of fossil fuels, including LNG. I strongly urge you to reject Woodside’s proposal as we should be pursuing the cheap and abundant renewable resources we have available right here in WA.

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