I am obviously not referring to the comments on the Telegraph pages which seem to be the unique preserve of a certain kind of swivel-eyed, anti-EU, foaming at the mouth Farage-alike. I am referring here to the Guardian comments on a “Comment Is Free” article penned by an American politician...
“Colours changing hue, morning field of amber grain” “They would not listen, they’re not listening still. Perhaps they never will…” If you enjoy this please like and share our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Refracktion
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=2013-07-05a.162967.h&s=speaker%3A24804#g162967.q0 July 5th 2013 Mark Menzies (Fylde, Conservative) To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will take steps to ensure that any community benefit revenue that is derived from shale gas is apportioned to people living in the immediate vicinity of well sites. Michael Fallon (Sevenoaks, Conservative) I...
Earthquakes / Information Level - Advanced / Water Pollution
by Refracktion · Published July 8, 2013
Are the fault lines in fracking starting to show? A very interesting comment by DavidKSmythe appeared on an Observer article about the fracking industry– this weekend. So interesting that we thought we should reproduce it for you here. We have edited out a comment on the ethical practices of the...
We feel we may have given the impression that Francis Egan was trying to mislead listeners in his radio interview with Radio Lancashire this morning. However, it has been pointed out to us that we may have been traducing a philanthropic benefactor. Listening again to the interview we can confirm...
Interviewed this morning on Radio Lancashire Francis Egan, Cuadrilla’s CEO, made the absolutely astounding claim, that “the actual spend on any development itself would run into several hundred billions, most of which , we would hope would be spent in Lancashire.” The country’s biggest shale gas cheerleader, the Institute of...
Dali’s the The Persistence of Memory re-imagined. (Obviously we won’t forget fracking in a hurry) If you enjoy this please like and share our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Refracktion
When it’s in a press release! Last Summer Cuadrilla made the claim in their “Community Newsletter” that Cuadrilla uses proven, safe technologies to explore for and recover natural gas Refracktion complained to the ASA about this statement and they duly adjudicated that On this point, the claim “Cuadrilla uses proven,...
Guest Blog post by Andrew Wallwork “Shale gas may herald significant investment, but it should benefit…communities first and foremost.” It is interesting to look at the UK Government attitudes towards its’ constituent voters in light of the recent proclamations about shale gas reserves and renewable energy. The Daily Mail recently...
Radio Lancashire Interviews as MP3 files here Francis Egan on Cuadrilla’s plans Tina Rothery’s response
“They are lifting the ban, but they cannot supply the evidence, and the British Geological Survey report published today certainly does not do it. So in the absence of the evidence, his approach is to change the safety limits.
I look forward to him and his colleagues explaining his charter for earthquakes to the people of Lancashire, Yorkshire, the midlands, Sussex, Dorset and, indeed, Somerset who will be part of his dangerous experiment. Let me tell the Conservatives that we will hang this broken promise round their necks in every part of the country between now and the next general election."
Parliament 22 September 2022
"Additional UK production won’t materially affect the wholesale market price. This includes fracking – UK producers won’t sell shale gas to UK consumers below the market price. They’re not charities."
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"Those who are prepared to organise to be more effective and more efficient should be able to reap substantially the rewards of that boldness ...
Take power now. Don’t let yourself, any longer, be ruled by someone else"
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