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- 2018
- New partnership to deliver methane emission science for the NT
- Restoring Trust: A Contemporary Water Act for the Territory
- Methane monitoring an important step in getting NT onshore gas industry back to work
- Restoring Trust: Industry, community and business alliances for gas industry sustainability
- The Northern Territory has a New Water Control District
- Restoring Trust and Creating Jobs: Methane Monitoring Begins in Beetaloo Sub-basin
- Restoring Trust: Water Legislation Amendment Bill
- Restoring Trust: Water Monitoring Begins at Sites in the Beetaloo Sub-Basin
- Restoring Trust: Environment Protection Authority Amendment Bill
- 2019
- Protecting the Environment means Protecting Jobs - Water Amendment Bill 2019
- Creating Jobs, Protecting our Environment: Petroleum Legislation Amendment Bill
- Code of Practice public consultation paper
- First EMP onshore gas since lifting of moratorium - Public Comment invited
- No Go Zones public consultation paper
- Restoring Trust: First Onshore Shale Gas Exploration Drilling Environment Management Plan Approved
- Creating Jobs, Protecting our Environment: Exploration to Begin
- 2018
- Community Bulletins
- Eighth Hydraulic Fracturing Implementation Progress Update
- Beetaloo Regional Reference Group - Meeting three Communique
- Social, Cultural and Economic SREBA Studies Scope of Works development
- SREBA Virtual Update
- Beetaloo Regional Reference Group - Meeting four Communique
- Ninth Hydraulic Fracturing Implementation Progress Update
- How to subscribe to environment management plans for public comment
- Social, Cultural and Economic SREBA Studies Scope of Works approved by Minister for Environment
- Community engagement and information recommendations progressing
- Social, Cultural and Economic SREBA Studies on-country engagement
- Tenth Hydraulic Fracturing Implementation Progress Update
- Beetaloo Regional Reference Group - Meeting five Communique
- Beetaloo Regional Reference Group – Meeting six Communique
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- Will SREBA data be released to the public
- Will the exact locations of findings be released
- Will sites of cultural significance be identified and recorded (and/or registered) as a part of the surveys
- What happens if an endangered or threatened plant or animal is found on my property
- Will I be able to have a clearing application approved if you survey my property
- Will I lose riparian access if you find aquatic life in surface or ground water
- How will you manage accurate interpretation of the findings
- Activists are already trying to stop me from operating my business, won’t this information give them ammunition
- A two year baseline does not accurately represent variation in the Territory. How will SREBA account for longer-term changes
- Will I be held accountable for existing environmental change as a result of pastoral activities
- Will information from this study prevent my access to water in the future
- A regional study won’t capture the actual population numbers of animals and birds. Some may seem to be endangered when they are actually not. How will this be addressed
- A big wet season will give the impression that the environment is more diverse than it actually is. How will this be accounted for
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