Tories seem to think that "consent" just means simply paying the person afterwards.
Jacob Rees-Mogg says it's ok to start #fracking local communities as long as you give compensation.
"UK Energy Research Centre concluded shale gas would not reduce energy prices or reduce UK’s reliance on imports. It also pointed to the highly interconnected nature of European gas markets as a reason why fracking would not deliver cheaper fuel prices."
https://eciu.net/analysis/briefings/uk-energy-policies-and-prices/fracking-in-the-uk…
On fracking in the UK, here's Prof Stuart Haszeldine, from the School of GeoSciences at the University of Edinburgh: “An inconvenient fact – like it or not, the UK has not discovered any good shale for onshore gas production." 1/
Here is Thatcher
So I would ask those Conservative MPs
What made you change your mind?
When did you change it?
Why did you change it?
So if we go back to a leadership election
Here is what Liz Truss said:
“One of the ways that we gain local support is for people sharing the benefits of, for example, gas extraction.”
Fracking will only take place where there is local consent, Levelling-up Secretary Simon Clarke tells LBC.
@Nick Ferrari
So we have established that the Government views it as essential to offer compensation to residents.
So the question becomes
If this compensation is purchasing consent what is it purchasing the consent of?
Nebraska farmer asks pro-fracking committee to drink water from a fracking zone, and they can’t answer the question.
Red States, would you drink this water, because this is what fracking looks like going into your body?
BREAKING: Liz Truss has just lifted the ban on fracking, despite her own government's British Geological Survey, due to be released today, finding that we don't know how much impact fracking will have on "seismic" events in the UK.
Rees-Mogg says there is "hysteria" about fracking-based earthquakes, mainly based on people not understanding that the Richter scale is logarithmic. This is quite frankly amazing.
So the question then becomes
How do you calculate the impact of the disruption in terms of noise/mental health?
How do you calculate the impact of earthquakes?
How do you calculate the impact to your property?
So from the Yorkshire Post article
"Jon Charters-Reid, a Yorkshire surveyor, believes homes in areas close to shale gas extraction sites could be devalued by between 15-20 % due to the risk of earthquake, water pollution & the number of lorries on the roads near fracking sites."
So for example if we take the highest priced property in Woodsetts in terms of asking price at £620,000
20% of £620,000 is £124,000
So for that one property the pay out is £124,000
So next question
Does every household get that 20% house value compensation?
Is it only home owners that get it?
What about other categories of occupancy?
Does it get factored based on the location of the house in terms of distance from fracking site or if on trunk route?
What happens if you are not just covering Woodsetts but its neighbouring parishes ?
The number of residents seeking compensation goes up quite dramatically
So to any local residents
Who are about to get bulldozered by Liz Truss and her fracking vision
Get organised
Organise your community for getting compensation that you feel is appropriate to the impact of fracking
Or decide that you can't be bought off
Your choice
After all
Your representatives work for you
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/…
Lincoln
“I should regret to see the day in which the people should cease to express intelligent, honest generous criticism upon the policy of their rulers.”