Campaigners have noted there is already a wealth of scientific evidence showing just how harmful fracking can be.
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New plans put fracking back on the agenda
A FRESH bid to bring fracking to Fermanagh has been made this week with the launch of a public consultation. The Department of Economy announced the receipt of an application for a Petroleum Licence covering approximately 600sq km in the south west of the county. Yesterday (Tuesday) the Department of Economy published documentation outlining this […]
Anti-fracking group concerns over future of quarry
Fracking group campaigning against extraction of gas
Quarry firm denies selling property to fracking company
Election candidates say issue hasn’t gone away
Fears that Tory triumph could put fracking back on agenda
AN anti-fracking group in Fermanagh say they are not worried by comments made by the British energy secretary who claimed the government would kick-start of “shale gas revolution”.
Fracking would bring only 10 jobs to Fermanagh, expert tells conference
The message from the anti-fracking conference last Friday was clear – fracking will be blocked, should attempts be made to introduce it in Fermanagh.
Residents highlight fracking concerns to Environment Minister
The Environment Minister has assured Belcoo residents that fracking will not “happen on my watch” if exploratory borehole drilling poses any threat to public health and the environment.
Fracking one step closer, claims environmental group
FRACKING in Fermanagh is moving a step closer if you believe reports from a local anti-Fracking group based in Leitrim.
Local outrage as ‘The Sun’ backs fracking campaign
Local anti-fracking campaigners have hit out at a decision by The Sun newspaper to urge readers to sign a petition to ‘Get Fracking started’.
New anti-fracking chairman claims company is drilling ‘under the radar’
The new chairman of the Fermanagh Fracking Awareness Network (FFAN) Tom McCaffrey believes the campaign to stop the extraction of shale gas in the county is ‘winnable’, but expressed concerns the process may have already begun.