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A New Type of Fracking Headed for Wressle?

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Julie Daniels
10 years ago

The communities must be afforded the time to consult.

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Colin Norton
10 years ago

Rushing this application through whilst local councils are not sitting is unacceptable in a democratic society.

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John Plummer
10 years ago

Not here. Not anywhere. Like Germany, France, Netherlands, Ireland, Scotland etc etc

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John Cossham
10 years ago

I believe if we open up new fossil fuel sources, this will hasten or extinction, which is a very real possibility if the accepted 'normal' anthropogenic climate change triggers abrupt positive feedbacks. We have to weigh up all these issues. Please extend the consultation time.

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Jane Fangman
10 years ago

Let democracy take it's course.

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Lynne Peacock
10 years ago

Parish councils need time to have met and considered the proposals properly

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David Grundey
10 years ago

More time please fir consultation

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Charles Metcalfe
10 years ago

These are matters that need time and thought. Please do not foreshorten the consultation process. Give people the chance to reply, after careful consideration.

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Timothy Scott
10 years ago

It is time to move away from fossil fuels of any kind and put the future health of our planet first, for the sake of the next generation

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Christopher
10 years ago

IT DOSENT MATTER WHAT TYPE OF FRACKING IT IS ,IT IS STILL FRACKING AND IT STILL HAS THE SAME HAZARDS AS ANY OTHER FRACKING ,KEEP LINCOLNSHIRE RURAL AND CLEAN

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Julie Alexander
10 years ago

Fracking causes more harm than good, we don't want it in Lincolnshire or anywhere for that matter.

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Pam Church
10 years ago

This should never go ahead.

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Dave Roberts
10 years ago

We already have far too much fossil fuel reserves safe to extract in view of climate change. We need to invest in renewable technology, not this.

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Janet Keily
10 years ago

STOP

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Pam Lucas
10 years ago

There is no such thing as safe fracking.

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Val Mager
10 years ago

Faced with catastrophic climate change, all our energy should be directed toward abandoning hydrocarbons and their toxic environmental impact, in favour of green, renewable energies. Other countries have seen the light: why is the UK so destructively backward looking?

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Maggie Appleton
10 years ago

I strongly object to fracking for both ecological and safety reasons

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Gillian Maher
10 years ago

It is the sense of total disregard for the concerns of citizens throughout the country which led to our exit from Europe. If we are to avoid the levels of social disruption and violence which attends oil/gas extraction throughout the World, we MUST allow due process and evaluation of evidence to take place in the decision making of mineral extraction - and the local population's views MUST be given due weight and consideration. We are dealing with a monstrously polluting and contaminating industry; our children and grandchildren must not have their future survival compromised.

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JohnClandillon-Baker
10 years ago

Research into unconventional oil & gas extraction methodologies reveals that they all have serious adverse impacts on public health and the environment. with renewable technologies making green energy increasingly competitive in pricing with fossil fuels (especially if the massive government tax breaks to the oil industry were removed) coupled with theCOP21 commitments means that no permits for further fossil fuel extraction should be granted anywhere!

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Susan Jameson
10 years ago

We need to look to other energy sources! No drilling for carbons should be acceptable in this time of advanced technology. This can serve all our needs in the future once storage and capture reach required levels.