Researchers from Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, have completed the first comprehensive ambient air quality study in a CSG region of Australia.
Published on: 5 September, 2018
Researchers from Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, will be on the ground in the Northern Territory (NT) this week investigating baseline methane emissions in the Beetaloo Sub-basin, a 28,000-square-kilometre area southeast of Katherine.
Published on: 1 August, 2018
Be sure to catch up on the past six months on GISERA’s work in our latest edition of the newsletter. Subscribe now to receive our December 2018 edition.
Published on: 21 June, 2018
CSIRO’s Gas Industry Social and Environmental Research Alliance (GISERA) provided comment for an SBS Insight program exploring the debate around a coal seam gas (CSG) proposal near Narrabri in NSW, which aired on May 29, 2018.
Published on: 6 June, 2018
Watch CSIRO scientists at work investigating potential environmental impacts of hydraulic fracturing in coal seam gas production in this new video from the Gas Industry Social and Environmental Research Alliance.
Published on: 29 March, 2018
A new health assessment framework will help researchers investigate questions around the potential human health risks from coal seam gas activities in Australia. The framework is part a study design project released today by CSIRO’s Gas Industry Social and Environmental Research Alliance. Read the factsheet. Read the final report.
Published on: 28 February, 2018
CSIRO’s Gas Industry Social and Environmental Research Alliance (GISERA) is partnering with the South Australian Government to understand the environmental and social impacts of onshore gas development in the State’s South East. Read the media release. Read the fast facts about GISERA and the Otway Basin.
Published on: 7 February, 2018
Learn about the Alliance through our new overview video.
Published on: 15 January, 2018
A new report assesses links between CSG industry activity and regional economic indicators in New South Wales between 2001 and 2011. Read the media release.
Published on: 21 November, 2017
GISERA has released new research into community wellbeing and perceptions of coal seam gas (CSG) development in the Narrabri region, NSW. The report involved surveying 400 Narrabri Shire residents during March and April this year to establish baseline measures of community wellbeing and expected future wellbeing over the next three years. It also investigated community resilience and […]
Published on: 10 November, 2017
This report, Uncertainty analysis of CSG-induced GAB flux and water balance changes in the Narrabri Gas Project area, quantifies potential groundwater flux and water balance changes in the Great Artesian Basin (GAB) aquifer (Pilliga Sandstone) under CSG development scenarios in the Gunnedah Basin, NSW. It provides an independent probabilistic estimation of potential regional scale coal […]
Published on: 20 October, 2017
A NSW study to identify and quantify the major sources of background methane emissions adds to important information on background levels of methane emissions and fugitive emissions by the coal seam gas (CSG) industry. Read the online coverage. Read the media release.
Published on: 16 October, 2017
Read the latest on GISERA’s New South Wales research in this September 2017 update.
Published on: 28 September, 2017
A Fugitive methane emissions from unconventional gas factsheet has been developed which sets out what the science tells us about methane emission sources from CSG wells, pipelines, compressors and other infrastructure associated with CSG production, and their importance in warming the earth’s climate.
Published on: 31 May, 2017
CSIRO researchers with expertise in hydrogeology, geology, ecology and biogeochemistry have developed a Methane seeps in the Condamine River fact sheet to summarise what we currently know about these methane seeps in the Condamine River (Queensland) including natural and human causes, and the human and environmental by health and safety impacts of methane escaping from underground.
Published on: 24 March, 2017
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