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no fracking in darwen and blackburn

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Corinne riley
10 years ago

Stop killing are land. This may not be in our future receipt is our children's

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Susan Knowles
10 years ago

How can we possibly know what will happen when we fracture the rocks beneath where we live and disturb the ground in this way?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Definitely not!

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Pam Sciambarella
10 years ago

This page could do with being shouted out more, I only knew about it through my dad campaigning in our home town of Chorley. Good luck!

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Gillian Kavanagh
10 years ago

No fracking here

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John Peters
10 years ago

I live in Whittle-le-woods, Chorley. There is still no reliable evidence that FRACKING is safe. I believe FRACKING will have a detrimental effect on the countryside, flora, fauna, wildlife and centuries old ancient monuments and archeology on the surrounding moors.

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Dorothy Kelk
10 years ago

Lancashire is a beautiful county in a beautiful country. Fracking is not necessary and not wanted anywhere.

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paula gregson
10 years ago

Fracking is wrong, we don't want it go frack yourself

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Janette livesey
10 years ago Featured

Even the Government's own DEFRA report admits that shale gas will transform a previously pristine natural region into an industrialized one, which affects tourism, fishing industry agriculture, organic farming and outdoor recreation...

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David Knight
10 years ago

No to Fracking!

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Duncan Steedman
10 years ago

Evidence of the harm caused by fracking is overwhelming and consequences from fracking are irreversible.

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richard swinnerton
10 years ago

Fracking causes bitrth defects cancers & other disorders due to toxins in the flareoffs, it pollutes aquifers, causes seismic activity, methane can migrate to the surface, reduces property values.

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jean snelgrove
10 years ago

I have been researching fracking for some time now and have found it to be a very dangerous process. I used to live in Helmshore, Rossedale and then in Bolton so I know this area well. It breaks my heart to think that it could be industialised into gasfields, with all the pollution that comes with the modern unconventional extraction,

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Anonymous
10 years ago

What part of Frack Off don't you understand?

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Janette livesey
10 years ago

It is too close to people, reservoirs, wildlife, this is madness....

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Mark Ostler
10 years ago

Stop fracking in UK

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David Robert Jackson
10 years ago

fracking nuisances! go and frack down south!

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Mark Norton
10 years ago

I fear what will happen if we start blasting the bed rock of our planet.

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cam donaldson
10 years ago

Not in my home town.

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kirsty wilson · petition starter
10 years ago

Just wanted to say thank you all so much for your support it means a lot x