Will and should Fracking spur a people's rebellion?

[eno2]

UK goes fracking.


Yes it should. All over the place, in the US, in the UK. And not alone against fracking. But against man-made climate breakdown in general.

As the fracking protesters show, a people’s rebellion is the only way to fight climate breakdown

Our politicians, under the influence of big business, have failed us. As they take the planet to the brink, it’s time for disruptive, nonviolent disobedience

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ment-121628057


I became the almost-zero-emissions man. See it as a form of protest if you will. But most people can't escape their 'normal lives' and have to go on contributing (to man-made climate change).

[Micele]

Dirty money...

https://www.theguardian.com/environm...due-to-restart

https://www.theguardian.com/environm...ted-shale-site

Minister backing fracking drive has never visited shale site

Energy minister Claire Perry, who has defended fracking, admits she has ‘not yet had the opportunity’ to visit any site

Perry has spent the past few days calling on the public to “trust the science of shale gas extraction” and insisted that fracking is compatible with tackling climate change.

But asked how many times she had visited a shale exploration site, she said: “I have had a number of meetings with stakeholders interested in shale gas exploration, but have not yet had an opportunity to visit a site.”