Pending: Biggest fossil fuel project in Australian history.
| One more week … this is all the time we have left to take a stand against Woodside’s dangerous North West Shelf. |
Clive, Saturday 31st May is the decision deadline for Woodside’s proposed extension to the oldest, dirtiest gas plant in Australia – the North West Shelf – to 2070.
This is the biggest climate decision of our generation. And despite community concerns, the WA Premier Roger Cook has been putting pressure on the new federal Minister for the Environment and Water, Murray Watt, to approve this disastrous project – and to do it quickly.
As new environment minister Murray Watt’s deadline to make this 45-year decision for our future, climate, and cultural heritage looms, we must act urgently to remind him what’s at stake and show him what Western Australians really think about the North West Shelf. This is our chance to take a stand against the most climate-polluting project in the southern hemisphere.
Clive, this is the biggest climate decision of our generation. Will you join the urgent action against Woodside’s North West Shelf on Tuesday night?
(⬆This is what the North West Shelf looks like – exuding acid pollution in Karratha day and night. As I write this, Clive, I can’t believe this harmful and ancient gas plant could still be in operation in the year 2070, when I’ll be almost 70. How old will you be?)
Join us outside WA Parliament House at 5:30pm on Tuesday 27th May to challenge the message from WA Labor and set the story straight: to protect our climate, our future and cultural heritage, Minister Watt must reject Woodside’s North West Shelf extension!
When: 5:30 pm – 7pm Tuesday 27th May
Where: Front steps of WA Parliament House
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