Today, the Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Network, standing with Traditional Owners and Aboriginal communities across the Northern Territory, has condemned the NT Government’s decision to approve Origin Energy’s environmental management plan for fracking in the NT.
On Wednesday, courageous Traditional Owners from the Origin Energy fracking permit areas of the Northern Territory travelled all the way from Minyerri to Sydney to challenge gas giant Origin Energy at their AGM yesterday.
Time and again, communities across the Northern Territory have said no the to dangers of fracking.
Communities across the Northern Territory have clearly said no the to dangers of fracking, and won’t back down.
The NT Gunner Government have just lifted the moratorium on fracking, allowing gas companies to frack over half of the NT, risking health, water, country and our climate.
The Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Network has slammed Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner’s decision to allow fracking companies to frack over half of the NT, destroying land, water and our climate.
The final report of the NT Fracking Inquiry has just been handed down, and Michael Gunner and NT Labor’s decision could come within the week.
The final report of the NT Fracking Inquiry has been handed down, and it has made clear that the risks involved with shale gas fracking are too great to experiment on Aboriginal communities.
Wednesday was too deadly. Together we took the campaign to ban fracking in the NT to the national stage.
It's time for our movement to take action. Right now, the Northern Territory government is dangerously close to lifting the moratorium on fracking.
For the last few years, Seed has worked with Aboriginal communities and young people across the NT who are leading the fight to protect our land, waters and climate from fracking
The Northern Territory needs your help to stop disastrous plans to frack the NT’s land and water resources.