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As I've argued on here many times the proof is in the pudding, so the thing to do is set up a pioneer full sized well complex. Just one complex with up to 40 wells and all the infrastructure - the extra roads, pipelines, plant etc..

 

That might be the American way but is it the UK way? Is there space or need for a single complex with 40 wells?

 

Same with UK oil fields. Its been a while since I've been out Lincolnshire way but there was just one "nodding donkey" because there's either no space or need for a huge field of hundreds.

 

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Ecotricity have pledged to ask for planning permission for a green gas facility close to every Fracking Site.

Every city in Britain could have it's own green gas production by simply utilising the sewage produced and perhaps the domestic refuse as all biodegradable waste produces methane.

There has to be a will to do this first of course and there are other ways of disposing of waste that produce usable heat, like the heat and power facility in Sheffield which was at the forefront of renewable technology in the non-to-distant-past. Sheffield also had lamps which burned off the sewer gas to prevent the regular explosions that occurred when the Victorians first put in the sewage systems.

The bad spelling in the Facebook site can be corrected. The fracturing of the land to obtain the gas and the pollution that will at some point be inevitable, will not be correctable.

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