Director of Klarite, a consulting company employed by CGG to liaise with the south-west Victorian community, Matt Smith said CGG would ensure no commercial fisher was worse off as a result of their planned survey.
But Mr Ryan also wants the companies to acknowledge their methods are harmful to particular species and the broader environment. The government last week released a voluntary "guidance framework" as a result of the talks, recommending surveyors should hold a "regional meeting" at least once a year.The ABC can reveal several fishing industry representatives left the bargaining table after the seismic surveying industry refused to acknowledge their technique damages the environment.
To bad. We have to feed the poor and not holiday fisherman.
Even dinghy’s zipping down a river effects marine life.
'Community consultation'...corporate speak for media management and PR while ploughing ahead, regardless of feedback and input, with the predetermined course that makes the most $.
yeah, this dude would know nice one, abc...
'While Mr.Ryan's beliefs are speculative' Says it all, really.
Let's keep boiling these Living Creatures Alive 🤣
Wait till they start blasting for the offshore wind farm construction.
'Mr Ryan's beliefs are speculative'. Oh. So you've found a grifter who can see a bit of compo in his future. Well done.
Hysterical nonsense.
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