June 20, 2010
ABC TV’s Four Corners returns to the Kimberley gas issue as the focus of their episode airing this Monday. Please see the show’s brief below.
Rush to Riches
Reporter Debbie Whitmont goes to the north-west coast of Western Australia to talk to the people at the centre of a bitter dispute over the location of a gas [...]
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Culture, Environment, Government, Indigenous, Industry, Joseph Roe, KLC, Media, Press release, Woodside by Meredith-author
June 18, 2010
The community is concerned about Woodside and their JV partners upcoming work at James Price Point ahead of proper approvals. Marine scientist and environmental advocate Josh Coates tells us more below. Mr. Coates can be reached at j.coates@internode.on.net. Be sure to click the ‘MORE’ button to see the whole article and to see whom you [...]
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Actions, BP, Chevron, EPA, Environment, Government, Industry, KLC, Science/Research, Shell, Woodside, humpback whales, seismic testing by Meredith-author
June 16, 2010
OIL SPILLS: Cable Beach. The Timor Sea. The Gulf of Mexico. As we digest the daily updates on BP’s oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, those of us considering the impacts of the potential industrial development on the Kimberley coastline see more and more reason for great caution.
Even the President of the United States [...]
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Environment, Government, Indigenous, Industry, KLC, Media, News, Woodside by STK Admin
June 10, 2010
NITV’s Divided by Gas, which examines the various sides of the Kimberley gas hub dispute will get additional air time on Tuesday, June 22nd at 8:30 pm AEST and Saturday, June 26th at 5:15pm AEST. If you missed previous showings this month, tune in at this time. Or, you can now watch the program online at www.nitv.org.au [...]
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Culture, Environment, Government, Indigenous, Joseph Roe, KLC, Woodside by Meredith-author
June 9, 2010
On its June 4th program, prestigious American ABC TV program, Nightline questions potential industrial development in the Kimberley. In a six-minute Kimberley focused segment called, “The Most Beautiful Place on Earth,” journalist Dan Harris likens the Kimberley to “the Amazon you’ve never heard of“. To watch the piece, go to the link below:
http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/video/beautiful-place-earth-10833119?
&clipId=10833119&playlistId=10833119&cid=siteplayer
If you are having [...]
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Culture, Environment, Indigenous, Industry, Media, News, Uncategorized by Meredith-author
June 1, 2010
With other indigenous leaders from around the world, Neil McKenzie, co-chair of Save the Kimberley, joined Perth-based Wilderness Society represenative, Josh Coates to protest the poor environmental track record of Chevron. Coates and McKenzie were among many who were denied entry into a Chevron shareholders meeting last Wednesday. McKenzie was in Houston on the invitation of the True [...]
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Actions, Chevron, Culture, Environment, Indigenous by Meredith-author
February 22, 2010
Broome waters are internationally recognised as a Fishing Mecca for recreational fishing . It is a sustainable industry that has some of the worlds best light tackle sports fishing. This has been Bringing tourists to the region for the past twenty years. The proposed gas hub at James Price Point threatens the prised Sailfish and Marlin grounds which are just [...]
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Environment, General information, Government, Industry, Media, News, Press release, Science/Research, Uncategorized by STK Admin
December 1, 2009
THE SHELL OIL COMPANY has heavily backed environmentalists criticism of its Browse Basin partner, Woodside’s plants to build an LNG Facility onshore on the Kimberley Coast’s James Price Point, just north of Broome.
Save The Kimberley spokesman, Kevin Blatchford, said the just released Shell draft environmental impact statement on its proposed Prelude Floating LNG Plant [...]
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Environment, Government, Industry, Press release by admin
March 2, 2009
Some of those who are so greatly concerned about Australia’s economy have a major flaw in their thinking when it comes to their plans to exploit the northwest for her natural resources. The vehemently pro-industry lobby should consider the value in today’s — and future — dollars that those same natural areas can provide alternative [...]
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Industry, Tourism by Meredith-author
January 26, 2009
In its contemplation of where to pipe its Browse basin gas reserves to the WA coastline Woodside has the opportunity to set the benchmark in regards to its environmental impact.
As it currently stands Woodside already has a significant industrial footprint in the Pilbara. To duplicate this again in the Kimberley is pure insanity, especially when [...]
Filed under:
Environment, Industry, Tourism by Kevin Blatchford