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Those big trucks have gone, we’ve beaten the frackers right?
WRONG!!!!!!

WE ARE IN GREATER DANGER THAN EVER BEFORE

Don't be complacent, come to our meeting and decide for yourself if the frackers are going to make great neighbours.

Earlier this year INEOS spent several months intensively seismic surveying in the Bolsover, Creswell, Glapwell area they may be closer than we think.

There are now 5 active sites within a short distance of Bolsover and there will be more.

Please come to our FREE public meeting on Monday 18th June at Bolsover Assembly Hall to find out more.

Harthill; The county council voted against the drilling site, the government inspector has over ruled the local community and is allowing INEOS to drill.

Marsh Lane; The county council voted against the drilling site, a public enquiry is due to take place this month. If the result goes against the council the government inspector will once again over rule the local community.

Tinker Lane; The image above shows the pad that has already been built by IGAS and it is expected that drilling will start within the next few weeks.

Misson Springs; IGAS have planning permission to construct a shale gas exploration site and drill up to two wells, including one horizontal well. An application for the construction of monitoring boreholes has been approved and contractor Dril Corp has moved equipment onto the site.

Woodsetts; Ineos has announced it plans to submit a new application for shale gas exploration. In March 2018, Rotherham councillors voted unanimously against the company’s previous application in the village. An official notice has been posted at the site off Dinnington Road. It said the application was expected to be submitted on 13 June 2018. ... See more

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Binding carbon commitments and the falling cost of renewables could prove a perfect storm for investors

We can't let them get away with this

The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) and Friends of the Earth (FoE) have condemned moves by fracking company Ineos to remove local decision-ma...

Researchers at Edinburgh University have warned that cost of waste treatment and a shortage of specialist facilities could limit the development of fracking in the UK.

A team from the university’s School of Geosciences estimated that treating the salinity and other chemicals in fracking wastewater at existing facilities could cost between £100,000 and £1 million per well under current treatment regulations. This represented between 2% and 26% of the expected total revenue from each well, they said.

Operators could face additional costs of about £163,000 per well to dispose of concentrated sludge containing naturally occurring radioactive material, known as NORM.

More details in the article... ... See more

Researchers at Edinburgh University have warned that cost of waste treatment and a shortage of specialist facilities could limit the development of fracking in the UK.

The first of many I hope, well done Arfon for making your views public.

NORTH Wales Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Arfon Jones says the Police have become the “glorified security guards” of the fracking industry. Unless the “well-funded” fr…

Time for @DerbyshirePCC to step up.

“Follow me, RT, and join my campaign to get all 41 other Police Crime Commissioners to make a similar statement about the #ineosvthepeople injunctions. #KMprotectors #Fracking https://t.co/IoBB2CKEjN” ... See more

Let's hope those gold plated safety standards are up to scratch then.

The shale gas company, INEOS, has said some products which may be used at a proposed exploration site could cause cancer or birth defects if “permitted to escape”. They could also lead to mutations… ... See more

Chair of policy committee also points to action to extract more North Sea gas and oil, suggesting support for shale is cooling

After yesterdays announcement of INEOS shale hoping to BUY pass local Government and this weeks extension of the draconian injunction against persons unknown, is our democratic and fundamental rights as British citizens to decide being taken away from us? You decide, but from where I'm standing, we are almost a totalitarian state. Credit - Wodsetts against fracking

https://drillordrop.com/2017/11/24/ineos-looks-to-bypass-local-decisions-on-its-first-two-shale-applications/comment-page-1/#comments

https://drillordrop.com/2017/07/31/ineos-takes-out-high-court-injunction-against-anti-fracking-protesters/

https://www.thetimesbrief.co.uk/users/39175-the-brief-team/posts/24345-celebrity-protester-joseph-corre-to-appeal-fracking-gag-ruling

Support the Appeal here: https://www.crowdjustice.com/case/fracking/ ... See more