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A New Type of Fracking Headed for Wressle?

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Maria Garrett
9 years ago

The people don't want this, our water needs protection for future generations

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MALCOLM E WILSON
9 years ago

ALL FRACKING WELLS LEAK OVER TIME. NONE ARE SAFE. NOT ONE.

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Gill Walls
9 years ago

Important there is time for everyone to consider this properly

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Anonymous
9 years ago

there are enough alarm bells ringing already as to Global Warming Regardless of the novel method designated it is not designed to address that issue.

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Elizabeth smith
9 years ago

No fracking is safe

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Susan Willmott
9 years ago

UK gov have signed the Paris Treaty and ratified it, how come they want fracking to go ahead then? Fund renewable energy instead it's what the people of UK want, not having our environments poisoned beyond repair (and who is going to clean up after and pay for it?) The gas will only be sold in to the general pot anyway it won't be of ANY benefit to the locals who will have to suffer.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Extend for the people of Lincolnshire.

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Paul Liversuch
9 years ago

We don't need Fracking - anywhere!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please stop raping our country if it's natural resources. Pls invest in green energy & renewables. Come on - this is the 21st century, not time for the industrial revolution.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

water is life

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laura millard
9 years ago

The public and local bodies must be given more time to fully consider and understand the ramifications of this plan.

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Jewel Charick
9 years ago

Only informed consent can make any decision valid!

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Robert
9 years ago

NO

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Steve Blake
9 years ago

We CAN'T burn more fossil fuels with burning the planet. STOP and stop it now

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stuart leach
9 years ago

This does require full scrutiny and so the consultation period should be re-opened

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Richard Gillard
9 years ago

Please do not pollute the land, air and water supply with these dangerous new methods of gas and water extraction.

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Helen Hart
9 years ago

This is fracking or would have been had the government not redlined the concept.

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Karen Garrett
9 years ago

It is vital that parish councils and communities have the time and opportunity to respond to such applications. Good luck.

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Paul Liversuch
9 years ago

NO FRACKING WHATSOEVER!