In May 2014 the Environment Centre NT and Beyond Nuclear Initiative launched a television and social media campaign to raise awareness of the risks that the Muckaty waste dump plan poses to the health of Northern Territory communities, workers, our waterways and the environment.

This campaign, targetting Northern Territory Miniser Ken Vowles and Chief Minister Michael Gunner, opposed the Jemena Northern Gas Pipeline (NGP) due to its enabling effects on the Northern Territory unconventional gas industry and impacts on climate change.

The Central Australian Frack Free Alliance (CAFFA) via their lawyers the Environmental Defenders Office launched legal action over the NT government's decision to approve Tamboran Resources to drill and frack 12 exploration wells in the Beetaloo Basin, North of Elliott.

This campaign was to stop the Singleton Station water licence. ALEC were taking the Minister for the Environment (NT) to court over the Singleton water licence and raising funds for the court case. "The approval of the largest groundwater licence in the history of the Northern Territory puts arid ecosystems at risk of being destroyed."