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Fracks and frictions: why CSG debate is driven by the 'loony left'

CSG should be viewed as a vital industry in making the transition from unproductive agricultural land-use to more economically viable production.

Mark Latham
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Let's call it Latham's Law: never watch a movie ending in "man".

Fresh from the disaster of Birdman, last month I saw Frackman at my local municipal hall – a taxpayer-funded film tracing the adventures of Dayne Pratzky in campaigning against coal seam gas (CSG) in rural Queensland.

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Mark Latham has been a member of Legislative Council of New South Wales for One Nation since 2019.
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    Original URL: https://www.afr.com/policy/energy-and-climate/fracks-and-frictions-why-csg-debate-is-driven-by-the-loony-left-20150330-1maw66