Sentence examples for fracking look from inspiring English sources
As The Times reported in its "Drilling Down" series, gas companies have systematically inflated production estimates and lowballed cost projections to make fracking look more attractive to investors, regulators and policy makers.
He had dressed up in a fox-themed onesie for the occasion, as well as white wellies he claimed came from an abattoir on which he had written "no to fracking" and a red felt hat made to look like the bottom half of Father Christmas stuck up a chimney.
Mainly, that we need more peer-reviewed studies that look more seriously into methane pollution from fracking nationwide, not just studies from the industry's best-bet wells.
Nathan Roberts, from the anti-fracking group Frack Off, criticised Lord Smith's position.
The fracking revolution will not be reversed, and it increasingly looks like the Chinese flu will be hard to shake.
In reference to the U.S. Senate committee meeting in 2012 where Hickenlooper claimed fracking fluid was safe enough to sip, the protesters brought in Hickenlooper look-alike Mike McLoughlin, Denver-based actor and electrician, for a dramatic interpretation of fracking-fluid taste-testing.
Suppose you took a close look at hospital data on newborn health before and after drilling and fracking operations arrived in communities (in states where the shale gas boom is booming away).
As one senior Labour backbencher said after the fracking vote: "The danger on days like this is that we end up looking like mush".
Companies looking to conduct fracking in the Sahtu promised the NEB in 2013 that, despite the lack of a mandatory requirement, all fracking chemicals would be disclosed to the public before and after fracking a well.
"If you look at scenarios like what happened in Elsipogtog when they didn't want hydro-fracking in their territory, the police officers don't look any different than military guys.
[Bloomberg View] A look at the public relations campaign commissioned by the gas and oil industry to counter the anti-fracking message in the film "Promised Land".
