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A New Type of Fracking Headed for Wressle?

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Virginia Cripps
3 years ago

I want to add my support to ban fracking !

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lisa scott
9 years ago

I live 1 mile for Horsehill where acidization was performed earlier in 2016. I breathed the air whilst jogging past site and suffered medical issues for the following 1 - 2 months. I believe this process is severely detrimental to the environment and to human and animal health.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No Fracking

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Virginia Shaw
9 years ago

This is such a major issue with potentially massive implications for the health, safety and well-being of local residents. It is therefore vital that everyone who might be affected has the opportunity to become informed about these implications.

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Carol Thornton
9 years ago

The practice of giving fracking many different, scientific-sounding names is distasteful. The government, with the help of Tory local councils, is pushing through applications without giving local people time to get up to speed on what is involved. This is poor practice and I strongly oppose it.

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Dilys Cluer
9 years ago

Full consultation is vital, and addressing properly whatever responses the consultation receives.

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Pat Smith
9 years ago

this is such a major change that it needs very careful consideration.

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Anthony Burt
9 years ago

listen to the public

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Elizabeth Bott
9 years ago

Ban tracking every where. Our roads will not cope. Water supplies will be put in jeopardy. Tracking will destroy tourism.

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Jess Stroud
9 years ago

Disgraceful

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jean snelgrove
9 years ago

I agree with the sentiments expressed in this petition absolutely.

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Eleanor Gibbs
9 years ago

I will not allow my sons future to be fracked.

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Dennis May
9 years ago

The fracking lobby have lost the scientific and economic arguments. They have zero credibility.

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C Morgan
9 years ago

When renewable energy is the cheapest it has ever been and we as a nation have signed up to the Paris climate accord, why does the government still support the Oul and Gas lobby?

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Doreen Jaques
9 years ago

No need for more oil, gas etc. renewables are better for the planet.

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Will eyorwonti
9 years ago

this should not be allowed

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Kim Hunter
9 years ago

Because fracking is fracking is fracking whatever you call it. It still contaminates air and water and leads to a level of climate change we simply cannot afford. No to the interests of fossil fuel profits. Yes to healthy communities and sustainable jobs.

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Paula
9 years ago

Learn from Oklahoma, no drilling or fracking in earthquake zones

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Gabrielle Naptali
9 years ago

The people do not want fracking of any kind, stick with the riding & amazing developments of renewables! http://www.filmsforaction.org/articles/solar-already-producing-more-energy-than-oil/

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Richard
9 years ago

Keep it in the ground ban it