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Climate change protestor causes havoc at mining headquarters

Hundreds of employees have been evacuated after a protestor triggered a hoax gas leak at Australia’s largest independent oil and gas company.

Around a dozen firefighters were called to Woodside Energy Headquarters in at about 10am on Thursday.

It came after Disrupt Burrup Hub protestor Kristen Morrisey set off an odourless gas outside the front of the building.

The Perth headquarters of Australia's largest independent oil and gas company had to be evacuated after climate change protestor Kristen Morrisey (pictured) used yellow flare guns to create a hoax gas leak

The Perth headquarters of Australia’s largest independent oil and gas company had to be evacuated after climate change protestor Kristen Morrisey (pictured) used yellow flare guns to create a hoax gas leak

Around a dozen firefighters were called to Woodside Energy Headquarters in Perth  (second building from the left) at about 10am on Thursday after a Disrupt Burrup Hub protestor  set off an odourless gas out the front of the building

Around a dozen firefighters were called to Woodside Energy Headquarters in Perth  (second building from the left) at about 10am on Thursday after a Disrupt Burrup Hub protestor  set off an odourless gas out the front of the building

Morrissey is captured on film using yellow smoke flares outside the entrance to symbolise the emissions from Woodside’s mega gas project.

The gas is typically used by mining companies in emergencies.

Police arrived on the scene a short time later and took Morrissey away in a police car. 

No charges have been laid.

The protest was the latest of many actions against Woodside due to its plans to

Two weeks ago high-profile activist Deanna 'Violet' CoCo (left) was fined $200 and told to pay $500 in damages after she spray-painted four yellow Woodside Energy logos on Perth Police Station and then tried to glue herself to the window

Two weeks ago high-profile activist Deanna ‘Violet’ CoCo (left) was fined $200 and told to pay $500 in damages after she spray-painted four yellow Woodside Energy logos on Perth Police Station and then tried to glue herself to the window

Disrupt Burrup Hub protesters believe Woodside’s presence in the Burrup region threatens both the Indigenous culture in the area and the environment.

The Burrup Peninsula, 850km southwest of Broome, is home to one of Australia’s biggest collections of Indigenous rock art.

Woodside’s $50 billion Burrup Hub project involves the development of two new gas fields, Scarborough and Browse, and the expansion of two existing gas fields in Perth’s northwest.

Woodside Energy is Australia’s largest independent oil and gas company, کپسول گاز پروپان worth $68billion, and ranks in Australia’s top ten companies and among the 1500 biggest public companies in the world.

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