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A New Type of Fracking Headed for Wressle?

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Michelle Hayes
10 years ago

There is a 1 in 10 chances catastrophic climate change and we are still pursuing carbon rather than renewables. Even if you do manage to not cause environmental destruction locally (which with the current regulations you will do) you will do globally- there is more than enough evidence of methane leakage at fracking sites.

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David curry
10 years ago

Also ask the water auth ,rep/spokesman, name ,comments etc, water auth, is now a money business, they will not want to jeopardise profits and children's lives.

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Satch Norton
10 years ago

No fracking!

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Irene Van Gils
10 years ago

We don't need this!

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Rob Williams
10 years ago

I live in Manchester not too far from where a closely monitored (!) little frac (!) caused earthquakes and other substantial repercussions. My folks are from North Lincs and this weighty consultation should be given much longer for due democratic process to occur. Ultimately I hope this development is not allowed for all our sakes. There are alternatives for energy security in renewables if only the political will calls for it.

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Scott
10 years ago

No to fracking in Lincolnshire.

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Sarah Dowding
10 years ago

Fracking must be banned

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john catlin
10 years ago

Don't poison my water and environment .

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Vanessa Charters
10 years ago

Local councils must be consulted and given the opportunity to consider and respond to such proposals. Fracking should NEVER be imposed on any community; if the community wants fracking, then let it be so.

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Maggie Clarke
10 years ago

Mother nature needs all the help she can get

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Danuta Dalley
10 years ago

What's the rush? Unless they don't want anyone to really check it out.............

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Augusta Ashley
10 years ago

Please listen!

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Sue Hoyle
10 years ago

I'm from South Yorkshire but believe there isn't enough time being given to debate these issues. Companies are pushing too hard too fast to make sure people don't get to have a say.

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chris shaw
10 years ago

we all need to stop this mindless stupidity

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Michael Farman
10 years ago

Democracy requires that councils have adequate time to consider and decide on these applications.

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John atkinson
10 years ago

Stop this filthy, lying, planet wrecking industry at all costs.

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Dennis May
10 years ago

Who the hell do these people think they are? Do they think we are all as thick as Amber Rudd???

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anna potrykus
10 years ago

totally dangerous and undemocratic and backed by the Tories..partcularly Leadsome the next leader of ukip who has scrapped the department of climate change

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margaret gallimore
10 years ago

This stupid, arrogant and dangerous action of trying to force fracking on the population of this country is going to end in disaster. If we don't prevent it.

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magnus mulliner
10 years ago

I've spent time in Calgary and experienced first hand what fracking does to a community, the land, buildings and of course toxic water table. I also have a undergrad degree in Applied Geology.