Community wellbeing and local attitudes to conventional gas in SA
This research aims to measure levels of perceived risk, benefits, knowledge, and other underlying drivers of trust and social acceptance of conventional gas development in SA’s south east, and develop baseline data on community values, well-being and future expectations.
Reports and papers
Community wellbeing and local attitudes to conventional gas development in the south east of South Australia
This research measured levels of perceived impacts, risk, benefits, knowledge, and other underlying drivers of trust and social acceptance of conventional gas development in the south east of South Australia, also known as the Limestone Coast region. Research results showed community wellbeing is very high across the south east of South Australia, and attitudes towards conventional gas development are diverse, and vary across the region.
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Community wellbeing and local attitudes to conventional gas development in south east South Australia
This factsheet summarises key points of research into community wellbeing and local attitudes and perceptions of conventional gas development in the southern Limestone Coast or lower south east region of South Australia.
Community wellbeing and local attitudes to conventional gas development in the south east of South Australia
Presented to the South Australian Knowledge Transfer Session held video conference in March 2020.
Project progress
This project is complete.
Project proposal
A detailed description of the project, budget and research milestones.