The board has officially confirmed the cessation of all fracking operations in the region. This outcome represents a significant shift that would not have occurred without the persistence of those who signed this pledge. We will continue to monitor the site to ensure that these commitments remain fully honored.
To: The Board of Directors and Shareholders of Third Energy (and Barclays).
Following on from the landmark approval by North Yorkshire County Council allowing fracking in North Yorkshire today (23/5/2016) we, the undersigned pledge to boycott Third Energy and their customers until all their fracking and unconventional gas extraction related activity in the UK comes to an end.
The petition has reached one hundred signatures today. This initial response demonstrates a clear commitment to holding Third Energy accountable for their actions in North Yorkshire.
Reached 500 supporters
May 24, 2016
Reached 100 supporters
May 23, 2016
May 21, 2016
The momentum behind this boycott is building as we approach the first hundred signatures. Please direct others to this page so we can finalize this milestone and present a unified front to the board.
265 Comments
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Victoria Marston
9 years ago
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It is socially, ethically and morally irresponsible to support fracking in the face of evidence of water contamination and environmental catastrophe. There is huge public opposition and the only possible reason for this hedonistic persute must be purely financial.
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Jess Conway
10 years ago
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The environment is under threat from humans enough already. Stop trying to line your pockets with a short term solution and leave us hope for the future. We don't want to be the next Flint, Michigan. We like our land natural and our water safe to drink.
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Eleanor Campbell
10 years ago
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Already dumped EON to go with Good Energy that are against fracking and 100% renewable energy. That's what we all need to do to stand against these idiots. Only out to make money so don't give them any of yours!!!!!!!!!
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Emily Forster
10 years ago
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I'm disgusted by the councillors' decision in the face of huge public opposition. Fracking will make climate change worse because of methane emissions, endanger water supplies and wildlife and create damaging air pollution. We have to stop it.
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georgie byrom
10 years ago
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This is a terrible decision. I'm signing for the local residents who's life They will impact and for the earth as I along with 97%of scientists that climate change is happening now and we have to keep fossil fuel in the ground.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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This is not the end for the people of Ryedale, we have opposed your operations, the decision has changed nothing for us! Just because the NYCC have approved does not mean we have agreed to it. There are a lot of sheep in Ryedale but we are not the sheep!
C
Carol Towner
8 years ago
I have closed my 4 Barclays accounts as I do not wish to have anything to do with their support in funding fracking.
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The board has officially confirmed the cessation of all fracking operations in the region. This outcome represents a significant shift that would not have occurred without the persistence of those who signed this pledge. We will continue to monitor the site to ensure that these commitments remain fully honored.
To: The Board of Directors and Shareholders of Third Energy (and Barclays).
Following on from the landmark approval by North Yorkshire County Council allowing fracking in North Yorkshire today (23/5/2016) we, the undersigned pledge to boycott Third Energy and their customers until all their fracking and unconventional gas extraction related activity in the UK comes to an end.
The petition has reached one hundred signatures today. This initial response demonstrates a clear commitment to holding Third Energy accountable for their actions in North Yorkshire.
Reached 500 supporters
May 24, 2016
Reached 100 supporters
May 23, 2016
May 21, 2016
The momentum behind this boycott is building as we approach the first hundred signatures. Please direct others to this page so we can finalize this milestone and present a unified front to the board.
265 Comments
V
Victoria Marston
9 years ago
Featured
It is socially, ethically and morally irresponsible to support fracking in the face of evidence of water contamination and environmental catastrophe. There is huge public opposition and the only possible reason for this hedonistic persute must be purely financial.
J
Jess Conway
10 years ago
Featured
The environment is under threat from humans enough already. Stop trying to line your pockets with a short term solution and leave us hope for the future. We don't want to be the next Flint, Michigan. We like our land natural and our water safe to drink.
E
Eleanor Campbell
10 years ago
Featured
Already dumped EON to go with Good Energy that are against fracking and 100% renewable energy. That's what we all need to do to stand against these idiots. Only out to make money so don't give them any of yours!!!!!!!!!
E
Emily Forster
10 years ago
Featured
I'm disgusted by the councillors' decision in the face of huge public opposition. Fracking will make climate change worse because of methane emissions, endanger water supplies and wildlife and create damaging air pollution. We have to stop it.
G
georgie byrom
10 years ago
Featured
This is a terrible decision. I'm signing for the local residents who's life They will impact and for the earth as I along with 97%of scientists that climate change is happening now and we have to keep fossil fuel in the ground.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
This is not the end for the people of Ryedale, we have opposed your operations, the decision has changed nothing for us! Just because the NYCC have approved does not mean we have agreed to it. There are a lot of sheep in Ryedale but we are not the sheep!
C
Carol Towner
8 years ago
I have closed my 4 Barclays accounts as I do not wish to have anything to do with their support in funding fracking.
It is socially, ethically and morally irresponsible to support fracking in the face of evidence of water contamination and environmental catastrophe. There is huge public opposition and the only possible reason for this hedonistic persute must be purely financial.