Your first opportunity to tell the Federal Government - Don't dump on the Territory

Inpex wants to build the world’s biggest marine dumping ground for climate emissions off the coast of the NT, and we can’t let it happen.

Inpex’s Bonaparte carbon dumping project has been referred under federal environment laws, and it’s time for the Prime Minister and the Environment Minister Murray Watt to draw a line in the sand – don’t sacrifice the NT for gas industry greenwashing.

We already know that Inpex can’t be trusted with toxic emissions– now they plan to build an unprecedented, high-risk carbon emissions hub on our doorstep, importing carbon waste and injecting it under the seabed in the Bonapart Gulf 250km west of Darwin.

Carbon dumping projects around the world have failed to live up to the fossil fuel industry’s hype – even when these projects successfully capture carbon emissions, it’s only a fraction of the companies’ total impact on our climate.

It’s a recipe for disaster, and it’s NT communities, nature and taxpayers that will pay the price.

The Bonaparte carbon dumping project would:

Greenwash more gas expansion, putting our climate at risk;

Endanger the unique marine habitats of the Bonaparte Gulf through drilling, potential leaks, and long-term seismic blasting.

Turn Darwin Harbour into a carbon emissions transport import hub, putting local ecosystems and the community at risk of deadly carbon dioxide leaks.

Will you send a letter to Prime Minister Albanese and Environment Minister Murray Watt urging them to stop gas polluters dumping on the NT?

To Prime Minister Albanese and Environment Minister Mr Murray Watt,
Offshore carbon dumping has never been approved in Australia, and it should never be allowed to start.
That’s why we’re urging you to say no to Inpex’s plans to turn Darwin Harbour and NT waters into the world’s carbon waste dumping ground.
Inpex’s Bonaparte carbon dumping project has been referred under federal environment laws, and it's clear that the impacts of this project will be unacceptable – for our oceans, for our climate, and for local communities.
Recent toxic emissions scandals have shown that Inpex can’t be trusted in Darwin Harbour, and they can’t be trusted to pipe and inject carbon into our fragile marine environments either.
Inpex’s scheme to dump some of its carbon waste under the ocean is a greenwashing attempt that could be used to justify widespread gas expansion and the import of emissions via Darwin Harbour.
It's Territory communities and wildlife that will pay the price.
Darwin deserves better than becoming a toxic hub for the world’s carbon pollution.
I’m calling on you to stand up against gas industry greenwashing, by rejecting the Bonaparte carbon dumping project and redirecting the Middle Arm gas hub subsidy so that it can’t be used by companies like Inpex to turn our harbour into a carbon emissions dump.
Sincerely,

I would like to BCC myself