Residents in Darwin, Northern Territory, are demanding government action against Inpex for significant underreporting of hazardous emissions from its liquefied natural gas plant, endangering local air quality.
- Inpex admitted to serious reporting errors regarding emissions of toxic substances, including toluene and benzene, from its liquefied natural gas facility near Darwin, Northern Territory.
- The LNG plant, located just 3 kilometres from residential suburbs, has released hazardous emissions estimated in tonne quantities over several years, raising alarms among local residents.
- Residents are concerned about the air quality and potential toxicity of volatile organic compounds emitted by the plant, prompting demands for government accountability and environmental protection.
Why It Matters
This situation reflects growing public concern over industrial emissions and their impact on community health, illustrating the need for stricter environmental regulations and corporate accountability in the energy sector.