Katie Doyle and her daughter Lilly, 10, at the Anti-CSG Rally in Byron Bay in October where they were awarded “Best Banner” for their efforts
THERE is no room for complacency on the topic of coal-seam gas and its potentially devastating effect on the Clarence Valley's environment and economy, says a Grafton family who are calling on the community to educate themselves about the "threat".
Katie Doyle and her partner Reuben Moss are part of an extended family including Seanine and Nathan Cooper and Jarad Doyle who have been active in their opposition to CSG and chemical rock-fracturing or fracking.
Daily Examiner
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