Queensland- Coal Seam Gas
Coal seam gas (CSG) mining is a risky, invasive form of unconventional gas mining. There is extensive CSG production currently taking place in Queensland- from Central Queensland to the Western Darling Downs region. The CSG industry has expanded rapidly in Queensland since 2010. The Queensland Government reported that there were 5127 CSG production wells in […]
no-go zones for gas mining on Queensland’s most productive farmland, strong protections for underground water and closing the planning loopholes that allow gas companies to continue to expand on prime agricultural land
Coal seam gas (CSG) mining is a risky, invasive form of unconventional gas mining. There is extensive CSG production currently taking place in Queensland- from Central Queensland to the Western Darling Downs region.
The CSG industry has expanded rapidly in Queensland since 2010. The Queensland Government reported that there were 5127 CSG production wells in operation in mid-2016. An interactive map of Queensland’s coal seam gas fields can be viewed here.
coal seam gas wells, gasfields, queensland, australiaThe rapid roll out of the coal seam gas industry in Queensland has had significant impacts on local communities and the environment.
Voices from the Gaslands is a series of short videos featuring people living surrounded by coal seam gas fields in the Western Downs region of Queensland. These rural residents are at the front line of unconventional gas development in Australia and are already experiencing a range of devastating impacts on their health, well being and livelihoods.
Watch the full series here.
Hover over the image below to enable viewing of a slideshow of CSG activities in Queensland (click on the image to view album on Flickr site)
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Campaign Details
Group Leading this Campaign:
Lock the Gate Alliance
Campaign Target Type: Queensland government, Jarrod Bleijie - Deputy Premier, Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning
Who this Campaign is Targeting: Queensland state government, Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie
Main Issue of the Campaign: Mining
Campaign Ran From: 2019 to 2025
Campaign Outcome: Campaign still in progress
Year Outcome Assessed: 2025
Geographic Range of Activity: State
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Queensland- Coal Seam Gas
