Monday 15 May 2023

FRACKING RESTART URGENT FOR UK

In this time of uncertainty amid threats to peace it is vital that the UK has all the fuel and energy options available hence the call to restart fracking:

 Net Zero Watch calls for emergency restart of fracking - Net Zero Watch

It is becoming increasingly clear that global warming is not an urgent threat, unlike the potential threat from Russia or China.

4 comments:

  1. https://www.medicaldaily.com/birth-defects-result-fracking-natural-gas-wells-put-fetus-risk-congenital-heart-neural-tube-problems

    Birth defects from fracking.

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  2. Rake all the money put into FF, and put it into wind and solar. At some point, the investment goes down from RE. FF requires continuous mining and drilling non stop. RE saturates and goes to a minimum when enough energy is reached.



    https://renewablesnow.com/news/wind-ousts-gas-as-britains-top-power-supplier-in-q1-822673/?utm_edition=202305150700

    Wind turbines provided 32.4% of Britain’s electricity in the first quarter of 2023, surpassing for the first time gas-fired power plants, which supplied 31.7%, according to data released ahead of the quarterly Drax Electric Insights report.

    This was the first quarter ever in which wind accounted for the largest share of Britain’s power, Drax Group Plc (LON:DRX), which has converted the UK’s largest power station to biomass from coal, said on Wednesday.

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  3. https://insideclimatenews.org/news/14052023/ohio-pennsylvania-fracking-wastewater/

    This is a huge issue. Millions of contaminated once fresh water contaminated . What to do with it.

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  4. No one is suggesting that we should allow bad practice to cause pollution. There are strict controls in place to prevent pollution herein the UK. The world is still a dangerous place and ot be a strong independent country we need to have a wide range of options for our energy needs. Putting all our energy needs into one renewable energy "basket" would be a big mistake.

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