Report

GISERA and conflict of interest

Publisher
Natural gas Corporate social responsibility Conservation Shale gas Coal seam gas Fracking Australia
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GISERA and conflict of interest
Description

This report examines the fundamental conflict of interest that underlies the Gas Industry Social and Environmental Alliance (GISERA), making it an inappropriate organisation to undertake research to evaluate the social and environmental impacts of unconventional gas development.

Publication Details
Copyright:
The Australia Institute 2018
License type:
All Rights Reserved
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
12 Sep 2018

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