Help stop Woodside’s polluting deep-sea gas project
Help stop Woodside’s polluting deep-sea gas project
Fossil fuel giant Woodside wants to drill for climate-wrecking gas in Western Australia's precious ocean - endangering the lives of 54 threatened species, including whales and turtles.
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Make a regular tax-deductible donation to help save marine life today.
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Make a regular tax-deductible donation to help save marine life today.
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Our new report shows a spill could be devastating
We have shown, for the first time, the full scale of Woodside's dangerous Burrup Hub gas project. A spill or accident could release toxic gas into 12 different marine parks with dangerous pollution reaching as far as Indonesia.
Woodside’s toxic project runs directly through whale migration routes. If there's a spill 12 different marine parks and protected areas could be impacted.
The risks of deep-sea gas drilling are too great
Woodside's Burrup Hub gas project is the most climate-polluting project currently proposed in Australia.
Seismic blasting deafens whales
Gas leaks and spills poison marine life
Toxic gas
fuels climate change
Woodside can't be trusted
Woodside are hurtling towards an environmental disaster. We have to act now.
- July 2021 - Woodside Major Corrosion Issues
Major corrosion issues were identified on a gas-train at the Karratha Gas Plant, wherein pipe walls had corroded to half their original thickness1 - June 2020 - Woodside Plastic dump
Woodside tried to abandon 400 tonnes of plastic on the seafloor2 off the coast of Dampier, WA - Oct 2019 - Woodside sinking toxic mooring
Woodside tried to sink an 83M long underwater mooring, containing highly toxic materials, in Ningaloo Reef3 - April 2016 - Woodside oil leak
Woodside hid a huge oil spill off the coast of WA for months4,5
- https://www.boilingcold.com.au/concern-over-corrosion-found-at-woodsides-north-west-shelf-lng-plant/
- https://www.boilingcold.com.au/woodside-shouts-abandon-abandonment-for-echo-yodel/
- https://www.boilingcold.com.au/regulator-tells-woodside-to-clean-up-oil-field-and-may-take-legal-action/
- https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/may/19/woodside-says-it-was-behind-oil-spill-that-regulator-kept-secret
- https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/may/18/australian-oil-well-leaked-into-ocean-for-months-but-incident-kept-secret
We have a long history of winning campaigns
Saved the Bight
In 2020, after a relentless campaign, the Norwegian oil giant Equinor withdrew its plans to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight. This comes after Chevron and BP also withdrew their plans thanks to the pressure from Greenpeace and local communities.
Exposed dirty power
In 2019 we uncovered the federal government’s shocking vested interests in the coal industry, which has stifled effective and necessary action to fight climate change.
Ended single use plastic bags
In 2018, Australia's two major supermarkets, Coles and Woolworths, committed to phasing out single-use plastic bags and made further commitments to reducing plastic in their supply chains.
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