Farmers and nature can and do work very well together, complementing and responding to each other’s seasonal needs... short sighted consumer/vote driven politics, combined with well intentioned but poorly thought out environment protection policies have led to a very vulnerable UK food security position.
It feels like policy decision making that's been made over a few too many glasses of Port in some kind of Spivvy Gentlemans Club.
This article mentions the well head deformation;
www.theguardian.com
A bit too far north. Surrey would be a good choice
I would imagine his wife has a limit on tremors.
Such a bizarre and naive statement for her to have made! She is already unpopular along with the majority of her inept cabinet. As the opinion polls will increasingly show that the Nasty Party have no chance of winning the next GE, she will be out on her ear just like her lying bumbling predecessor.
Chris Cornelius - founder of Cuadrilla today states that fracking will never go ahead in the UK as the geology is far too complex. He summises nobody will invest in trying. Sorry to all you fracking fans.
Fracking won’t work in UK says founder of fracking company Cuadrilla
Chris Cornelius says geology is too challenging and government’s support is merely ‘soundbites’
Put it this way, the geology hasn't got any simpler.
Well if the head of a fracking firm says fracking is good I'm sold.
Exactly
It’s not like he’s got a vested interest or something. 
He can have it in his country pile.
Last is somewhat discredited and 8 year old article.
What kind of techniques are you referring to? If you mean geological/geophysical mapping techniques, then improvements generally increase resolution. Hence, they show more complexity, especially in heavily faulted areas, rather than make everything look like a child's drawing.
Well I’m convinced if Ed Milliband says so
www.theguardian.com
I hope she is the new Margaret Thatcher as this will stop the TU's trying to run the country.
Yes the pesky trade unions that were set up by those smelly pleb workers. Who do they think they are securing better working conditions, holidays and pay. I'd prefer a mixture of royalty, big business, energy companies, oligarchs and the super rich to run my country.
Who is this everybody who wants to mine coal?
Your scoffing is empty of any real thought.Well I’m convinced if Ed Milliband says so
And luckily, that's what we've got. Going well too.
The fact is that it's an old reference to an old comment from an individual who failed to provide any supporting evidence to justify the claim. This has been rehashed by Rees Mogg as a way of trying to sure up support for this ridiculous policy change and more importantly what is increasingly looking like 1) A broken manifesto promise and b) A broken leadership promise by Liz Truss.
All based on one anonymous source saying so. Wonder what the poster would think if somebody posted a source based on the same flimsy evidence to support an argument he disagrees with.
You unfortunately forgot to put "and to cause as much disruption to peoples daily lives as possible"
Can I just confirm for the record that I have a brain, look at the evidence and am against fracking. I have not been paid by Putin.
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The important point here is not the fracking decision itself. What the change in Kwarteng's position points to is an inability to trust his statements. He, like Truss and his other colleagues on the Tory front bench are prepared to swear that black is white in order to maintain their political advantage. They are not to be trusted. And before you say that all politicians are like that - no they are not. Many speak with conviction and are honourable. They just don't occupy senior Government positions at present.
What a car crash. She sounds like a taped message from an off-shore call centre.
She thought she would get an easier ride from the Patridgesque local presenters rather than national political journalists who would rip her to pieces.
She has been ripped to pieces on each interview. There is an argument that these local radio presenters are more ready to hold her to account than the national ones as they are dependent upon future access.
Considering that every time she or Kwasi speak now the market shudders that could be a good idea
No they aren’t.
