This campaign is against frackin in the Kimberley.
PROTECT THE KIMBERLEY’S UNIQUE COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENTS FROM FRACKING
THERE A LOTS OF WAYS YOU CAN GET INVOLVED IN THE CAMPAIGN TO PROTECT THE KIMBERLEY’S UNIQUE COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENTS FROM FRACKING…..
LEARN MORE
Explain fracking to your family, colleagues and community using this beautifully illustrated, introductory Fracking Flip-book, which you can download, print out and share. Want more information about fracking impacts? Download this referenced fact sheet about shale and tight gas.
TAKE ACTION
You can show your opposition to fracking by putting up signs and stickers on your car and gate! Order one of our stickers or a No Fracking yellow triangle sign here or come and see us at the Broome markets. What about hosting a screening of the Lock The Gate film, Fractured Country – an unconventional invasion? The fantastic, groundbreaking film is available on YouTube or we can post a DVD to you. Why not join your local community group who are working together to stop fracking in the Kimberley? You can find out all the contact details on our Frack Free Kimberley Community page. Make sure your local council is aware and involved. The Lock the Gate website has good information about working with local councils.
Does your community want to go gasfield- free? Find out about the grassroots Gasfield Free Community Strategy. Watch the video, get inspired then get in touch for help kicking this campaign off in your area. Finally, to find out more about the Australia- wide movement to protect land and water from fracking visit the Lock The Gate Alliance website and check out all the great resources.
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Campaign Details
Group Leading this Campaign:
Frack Free Kimberley
Campaign Target Type: Government - States_Territories - Western Australia
Who this Campaign is Targeting: WA State Government
Main Issue of the Campaign: Mining
Campaign Outcome: Coming soon
Outcome Evidence: As stated on ABC website 'The Government announced it was lifting its moratorium on fracking in November 2018 at the conclusion of the WA scientific inquiry, which found fracking posed a low risk to human health and the environment. But even with the moratorium lifted, fracking is not permitted in Western Australia until the code of conduct and traditional owner and private landowner consent requirements can be implemented.' (sourced 6/3/2022 from https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-12/wa-fracking-plan-delayed-until-after-state-election/12333148). Thus the outcome is partially successful, as while a full ban has not been achieved once the requirements are implemented on 2% of land will be able to be fracked - 'The WA Government has lifted its moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, but has promised 98 per cent of the state will remain "frack free".' (sourced 6//2022 from https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-27/wa-fracking-ban-lifted-but-perth-peel-south-west-frack-free/10558892)
Year Outcome Assessed: 2022
Geographic Range of Activity: Regional
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