Sentence examples for get fracking from inspiring English sources

Q: What are we doing to get fracking off the ground?

I don't know whether it will work in Britain, but we should get fracking right away.

Lawrence Carter, a climate change campaigner at Greenpeace said: "In his rush to get fracking, David Cameron appears to have acted with indecent haste in welcoming Total's decision to enter the UK shale gas market.

There is much that could be done: governments could encourage the building of more cross-border pipelines to connect customers to sources of supply, including the underused LNG import terminals; more storage capacity could be provided; and those countries with shale reserves could get fracking.

And along with the few good things she'll do, we'll get fracking and probably war (in other words, more death and destruction), and more pandering and caving to moneyed interests to the detriment of the rest of us, because "that's just the way things work".

ConservativeHome commentator Garvan Walshe wrote earlier this month that one of Cameron's top ten responses to the crisis should be to "Get Fracking".

I Went to an Edinburgh Conference to Find Out How Scotland Is Going to Get Fracked.

For its part, Europe could well take a decade before it gets fracking in earnest.

Lynn Helms, the chief mineral-resources regulator in North Dakota, told me, "There are some legitimate risks to simply getting frack chemicals to the well.

Steingraber said she believes Hill's paper should be peer reviewed, but also feels science is having a tough time keeping up with the rush to get new fracking measures in place.

The whole of the country must "get behind fracking", which ought to get "real public support" once its benefits are explained, David Cameron has said.