Revolution - John Butler at the Kimberley coast gas protest
NO GAS on the Kimberley coast! The protest against the proposed James Price Gas Point Project in The Kimberley. The Letter John Butler delivered to Peter Coleman: Dear Mr Coleman The Kimberley is too precious to plunder Welcome to your new job as CEO of Woodside. You join as your company and its joint venture partners are pioneering the industrialisation of the Kimberley, one of the World's last great wildernesses. Woodside, Chevron, BP, Shell and BHP are collaborating on a massive development to processes petroleum gas on the Kimberley coast that will put at threat an ecosystem of global importance. This cannot be allowed to happen. The Kimberley coast is one of the most undisturbed regions on Earth, with the low level of human impact on its waters comparable to only the Arctic and Antarctic oceans. Its ancient lands give refuge to many threatened species, with parts of the Kimberley having had no mammal extinctions since European settlement. It has an intact landscape of a sort that has disappeared from almost every other region on the planet. There are alternatives available that will allow you to process the gas with lower environmental impact. You could process the gas in the Pilbara, as Woodside has done for decades, or on offshore floating facilities, as you are proposing to do in the Timor Sea. Either way, you and your partners can access your gas without putting the Kimberley at risk. Woodside has claimed that it has indigenous support for the development, but <b>...</b>
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