Robin Whitlock

Friday, July 21, 2017

Potential Irish fracking ban receives support from Irish parliamentary watchdog

A potential ban on fracking has received support from an Irish parliamentary watchdog, according to The Belfast Telegraph. The cross-party

With regard to the disagreement between the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) and Friends of the Earth over FoE’s fracking leaflet,

$fracking-sherwood$

The Guardian has reported that Ineos could be conducted a seismic survey within 200 metres of the well-known Major Oak

Here is my response to John Penrose, MP for Weston: Dear Mr Penrose, Thanks for your reply.

“Thank you for contacting me about fracking. You’re absolutely right it’s an important issue, and I strongly agree we need

Reported in Business Green today (site may be subscription only) Business Green story by Madeleine Cuff: “Campaigners and local residents

From Oklahoma’s Own: “OKLAHOMA CITY – When we report on induced seismicity, or man-made earthquakes in Oklahoma, we generally point

The US Environmental Protection Agency has released a final report on a five-year study which has found that hydraulic fracturing

Sent this morning with a copy of the Fracking Report attached The Rt Hon John Penrose MP for Weston-super-Mare

It seems we now have a partial victory to celebrate. No, I am afraid the fracking lobby hasn’t been defeated,