PODCAST: Cooked Up — The North West Shelf Fix
Environment Minister Murray Watt has approved Woodside's export plans even faster than Peter Dutton promised to.
Federal Labor have rammed through approval of Woodside’s North West Shelf extension at the Burrup Hub, in a decision that will allow more than 4 billion tonnes of carbon pollution and risk ancient rock art at Murujuga.
Environment Minister Murray Watt’s approval came despite a rising chorus of scientists calling out the WA government for manipulating the findings of the Murujuga Rock Art Monitoring Report.
WA Labor has shown the extreme lengths it will go to in order to further the interests of big industry, while federal Labor has shown its climate promises are hollow.
We’ve been campaigning against the North West Shelf for years. In this episode, we process the news, point the finger, and ask, where to from here?
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