Forum: Are we fracked?
This Thursday, join the conversation about coal seam gas with experts, activists, politicians from across the Murray-Darling and Great Artesian Basins as we discuss:
- Coal seam gas: Where? By whom? For whom?
- Ground water/surface water: Basin connectivities?
- Hydraulic fracking: How? With what consequences?
- Land Rights: Indigenous rights, farmers' rights, community rights
- The Murray-Darling Basin Plan (Draft due Nov 2011)
When: Thursday September 29, 5.00-7.30pm
Where: Hawke Building, UniSA City West Campus, 50-55 North Terrace.
Senator Nick Xenophon: Independent (SA)
Senator Sarah Hanson-Young: The Greens (SA)
Rosemary Nankivell: Farmer Chairperson, Coal Seam Gas Committee, Caroona Coal Action Group (NSW);
Tim Duddy: Liverpool Plains Farmer, Councillor and Environmental Advocate (NSW)
Tim Kelly: CEO, Conservation Council of South Australia
Paul Oosting: Campaigns Director, GetUp!
Peter Owen: The Wilderness Society (SA)
Sarah Moles: Secretary, Lock the Gate Alliance (QLD)
Ruth Beach: The Environmental Defenders Office (SA)
Diane Bell: Chair, River, Lakes and Coorong Action Group
Paul Ferguson: Geo9 geologist (minerals exploration)
Andrew Kremor: representative from Santos (mining company)
Senator Sarah Hanson-Young: The Greens (SA)
Rosemary Nankivell: Farmer Chairperson, Coal Seam Gas Committee, Caroona Coal Action Group (NSW);
Tim Duddy: Liverpool Plains Farmer, Councillor and Environmental Advocate (NSW)
Tim Kelly: CEO, Conservation Council of South Australia
Paul Oosting: Campaigns Director, GetUp!
Peter Owen: The Wilderness Society (SA)
Sarah Moles: Secretary, Lock the Gate Alliance (QLD)
Ruth Beach: The Environmental Defenders Office (SA)
Diane Bell: Chair, River, Lakes and Coorong Action Group
Paul Ferguson: Geo9 geologist (minerals exploration)
Andrew Kremor: representative from Santos (mining company)
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When: Thursday September 29, 5.00-7.30pm
Where: Hawke Building, UniSA City West Campus, 50-55 North Terrace, Adelaide
Who: Panelists include Senators Xenophon & Hanson-Young, the CEO of the Conservation Council (SA), GetUp! Campaigns Director Paul Oosting, Lock the Gate members, experts and farmers.
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