Welcome to the latest newsletter from GISERA. In this issue you can read about our recent activities in South Australia and the Northern Territory as well as completed work in Queensland, including the community wellbeing data portal and final reporting for the CSG-LNG whole-of-life gas emissions project.
20 August, 2019
Another busy six months for GISERA has seen significant developments in the Northern Territory putting the spotlight on the importance of independent scientific research to guide decision-making and inform the community about resource development.
16 January, 2019
Sharing CSIRO’s science to inform and create impact is key for the Gas Industry Social and Environmental Research Alliance.
21 June, 2018
Understanding the role of onshore gas, as Australia transitions from a reliance on coal to renewables, remains an important element of the energy debate.
14 December, 2017
Gas plays an essential role in providing affordable, secure and reliable electricity for Australians.
15 June, 2017
It has been a very busy and successful 2016 for GISERA.
13 December, 2016
A new national agreement means GISERA continues to be at the forefront of delivering quality assured scientific information on the environmental, social and economic impacts of Australia’s onshore gas industry.
30 June, 2016
This year we’ve stepped up the level of scientific communication and engagement activity through GISERA.
31 December, 2015
Communities around Australia want trusted information about coal seam and shale gas, the techniques used in the extraction processes, the environmental risks and social and economic impacts.
31 December, 2014
We’ve been busy over the last six months collecting and analysing data, providing trusted information to communities about coal seam and shale gas extraction processes and answering questions about potential environmental risks.
30 June, 2014
Welcome to the Gas Industry Social and Environmental Research Alliance’s (GISERA) first e-newsletter, which provides updates on research progress and highlights interesting science.
30 November, 2013
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