Fracking opposition more than double support – new government survey
More than twice as many people oppose fracking than support it, according to a new government survey published today.
More than twice as many people oppose fracking than support it, according to a new government survey published today.
A government survey of public attitudes on energy issues has dropped some questions about fracking and will ask others less frequently.
Support for fracking has risen and opposition fallen, according to results from a government survey published today.
Opposition to fracking has reached a record high of 45%, according to a quarterly government survey of public attitudes.
Results from the latest government survey on fracking shows that public opposition has risen to its highest level so far and support dropped to a record low.
A parliamentary group is seeking expert evidence on earthquakes caused by fracking.
This post is tracking politician comments, council votes and petition signatures on government proposals to change the planning rules for shale gas developments in England.
For the first time since 2013, a quarterly public attitudes survey for the government has not asked questions on whether people support or oppose fracking.
UK support for fracking has recovered from its record low, according to the latest findings from a quarterly government survey. Opposition fell slightly but remains double the level of support.
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