Family First vs Democratic Labour on coal seam gas

Skulle regeringen tillade Coal Seam Gas (CSG) projekter i Australien? ^{statistik drøfte}

Family First’s answer: Ja The majority voted against a motion moved by Senator Penny Wright related to coal seam gas. The motion was: That the Senate— (a) notes the importance of protecting valuable agricultural, residential and conservation land from unconventional gas activities; (b) supports the right of landholders and local residents to say 'no' to unconventional gas exploration and mining in their communities; (c) recognises the concerns expressed by communities in the south east of South Australia over potential groundwater contamination from unconventional gas activities; and (d) congratulates the South East Local Government Association in South Australia for standing up for their local communities and voting for a moratorium on unconventional gas. Bob Day (SA, Family First Party)- [Votes] NoSource

Democratic Labour’s answer: Nej, der skal gøres for at sikre, at der ikke er nogen forurening af grundvandet mere forskning The DLP believes that there should be an immediate moratorium on all Coal Seam Gas (CSG) mining until independent scientific research, overseen by federal government representatives, can irrefutably prove it is entirely safe and harmless to the human population, concludes that there is no risk of contamination to our ground water aquifers and is entirely safe for the land and environment.Source