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Originally posted by mode1971: ↑

Laola,

A Large portion of area, that overlays some pep licence is designated for wind turbines.

If 50 turbines go in, much more drilling and seismic activity than 1 or maybe 2 wells.

Introducing a law that specifically targets pep11, and allows free passage to others in federal waters would be un constitutional.

On pollution. Nsw pumps feaces into the ocean, yet in Vic where licences are granted no faeces is pumped into the ocean.

If nsw was fair dinkum about not polluting, it should be treated like Vic does. .

In that area gas is seeping up through sands, so nature is already polluting.

The hole issue here is by those miss informed and by agenda.

For example, teals recieved funding, support staff and campaign assistance pre the last election by Mr Holmes a court, whom has renewable interests.

At the end of the day it's about power positions and money and a few thousand that can not think for themselves and those that protest for a living.

This occurred in tecona over macdonalds, 500 plus protestors, most never lived in tecoma and it tied up 100 police some days.

Some protestors actually get paid to do it, so it is there job, after pep11, there will be another target they will move onto.

It is really disgraceful that under 50k people could hold 27m other Australians to ransom.

Yes Labour may gain or hold a few seats in that area, but other areas, where people will get suffer brown outs and high bills may throw votes to liberal next election.

I know I will be and it is not about me being a bph shareholder, but my direct cost of living expenses.

Climate change I am sceptical on. The myans and Incans were struck by mini ice ages.

The dinosaurs were wiped out by a full ice age.

They were not burning fossil fuels. So cause is most likely the earth goes though it's own regenerations.

If we look at geological structure, there most likely was more than two mini ice ages.

Everyone adding solar panels, batteries, buying a 50k EV.

Who makes the money? Government's and the wealthy.

Also all EV monitor you, same as these smart power systems.

So money and control over the little guy also.
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A Large portion of area, that overlays some pep licence is designated for wind turbines.

I might be oblivious to the way permitting works but I have a question that I have to ask?

if the permit is denied do we have any jurisdiction or say over whether we will be in favour or even allow the turbines to proceed?

I see more complications in those areas to proceed in any way if this is not approved?

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