coal seam gas comes up clean, page-15

warrick,

can you tell me what is wrong with fraccing anyways? I doubt you have any technical or intellectual aptitude to comprehend the subjects you are talking about, or the depth and gravity of what you are campaiging for.

Instead, you are focused on the loss of some tracts of land and whether or not a few bulldozers temporarily clearing some land to enhance the lives of Australians is a worthwhile cause. And I do mean ENHANCE in every practical and pragmamatic sense of the word. I would dare you to locate the old section of the Hume highway? What is to be said of all the land cleared around the Pilliga that is now your food bowl?

If you trully want a greener and cleaner Australia, then you will start to bring some rationale to the argument and open up to the idea of temporarily scrubbing the pilliga scrub.

I can tell you that we will unequivically break the back of Australia if we were to implement the real renewables of solar and wind. Good luck with your wilderness aspirations - they will weigh heavily on the 22 million peopler surrounding you and the 3 billion people to your north who need energy.

Further, it had nothing to do with a switch for better PR mileage. It is decision based on economics.

Lastly, this is an investment forum not an environment chat website. Stop polluting.

SF