SICK FAMILY LIVING IN AGLs GASFIELD INTERVIEWED BY 2MCR WEDNESDAY

Danielle who lives 100m from AGLs coal seam gas wells will be interviewed on 2MCR Macarthur Community Radio this Wednesday 4th May listen in here: http://www.2mcr.org.au/faqs.htm Sign the Petition to close down AGLs Camden Gasfield here: https://www.change.org/p/andrew-vesey-close-down-agls-camden-gasfield-now-making-families-sick Danielle and her family including four children live surrounded by AGLs coal seam gas wells. She will speak out about the health effects of living a few hundred meters from wells in Spring Farm, south-west Sydney. The health effects suffered by her family include how her children are losing their hair. The fact that her children suffer with explosive nose bleeds that spurt out and hit the wall like an artery for up to 20 minutes. How her family suffer with chronic headaches, hay-fever like symptoms and breathing difficulties. The family have 19 wells within 2km of their home. Everywhere else in NSW coal seam gas mining has to be 2km away from homes. This interview will explore the question, why is there a ban everywhere else In the state, but AGL are exempt from these laws? Is it because Landcom (100% owned by the NSW state Government are selling the majority of these homes, and not telling builders and buyers about coal seam gas in the area?) A new housing estate is in the process of being built in Spring Farm surrounded by AGLs coal seam gas wells. The land is being sold by Landcom who is 100% owned by the NSW Government. Is this corruption? A lot of new home buyers and builders are indigenous Australians who have received indigenous loans (Danielle's husband is one of them), meaning they can't sell, or move out of their homes for 12 months. This is the truth of what the Government and AGL are doing to families in Spring Farm and Camden with their Camden Gas Project. As the largest growth center in Sydney there are current plans to build 35,000 new homes as close as 20m from AGLs existing coal seam gas wells. AGLs current plans are to stop all production in this area by 2023. This is not acceptable. These families do not deserve 7 more years of these horrific health effects. 35,000 new homes in the same area is a health epidemic in the making. AGL Must close down all 96 coal seam gas wells now.