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Thread ID: 128814 2013-01-17 01:41:00 Fracking in America zqwerty (97) PC World Chat
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1323210 2013-01-17 20:47:00 Gary67

Why don't you go an live out in the wop wops with no petrol or cars for a year and see if you like it.

Your suggestion is a bit far fetched.
Who lives next to a fracking station anyway?
I don't even know if there is such a thing as a fracking station.
Oil wells are not usually in the middle of towns or cities.
Digby (677)
1323211 2013-01-17 20:59:00 People live next to production stations but they are compensated for this

you will never know they are fracking or not unless you know some one who works there
Gobe1 (6290)
1323212 2013-01-17 21:01:00 I was born in the wops so move to the city so I could cycle to work, what are you doing? gary67 (56)
1323213 2013-01-17 21:40:00 Oil wells are not usually in the middle of towns or cities.
Los Angeles anyone?

maps.google.com

www.thingstodoinlosangeles.com
bob_doe_nz (92)
1323214 2013-01-17 21:54:00 We have a few B&W photos of new plymouth back in the late 1800's early 1900's with dozens of oil wells (made from wood back then) that can be seen
no fracking back then but
Gobe1 (6290)
1323215 2013-01-18 00:37:00 Digby, I live in the wops, so far in the wops that you would be lucky to cope.
I try hard to use my vehicle as little as possible. Do you?

I realise we rely on fossil fuels at present, but this is going to have to change
if we are to have a future on this planet, anything we can do to reduce
carbon emissions is a benefit to us all.
Ridiculing those who are making these efforts is like
attacking ambulance officers who are trying to get your granny to hospital.

Your descendants may curse your memory for this, is that what you desire?
KarameaDave (15222)
1323216 2013-01-18 00:49:00 Digby, I live in the wops, so far in the wops that you would be lucky to cope.
I try hard to use my vehicle as little as possible. Do you?

I realise we rely on fossil fuels at present, but this is going to have to change
if we are to have a future on this planet, anything we can do to reduce
carbon emissions is a benefit to us all.
Ridiculing those who are making these efforts is like
attacking ambulance officers who are trying to get your granny to hospital.

Your descendants may curse your memory for this, is that what you desire?
+1. Says it all really.
Nick G (16709)
1323217 2013-01-18 01:09:00 Yes I try to conserve where I can.

And I do think the world population is getting too high in Asia and Africa.

But I think we need many more people here in NZ

But I am not part of the raving green lunatic fringe.

And I'm not going to ride a bike or walk everywhere or live in the country just to keep you happy.
Digby (677)
1323218 2013-01-18 07:58:00 So why do you want to force fracking on us then if your not prepared to help out?

I'm no greeny either but I don't have my head in the sand like an ostrich thinking that if I do nothing it will all go away
gary67 (56)
1323219 2013-01-18 19:20:00 It is always a good idea to read up on the pros and cons regarding any controversial subject and make up your own mind about it including suspending believe until you have sufficient information.
Far to often it all gets to be like a lot like Northern Ireland where fact has nothing to do with which side of the fence you sit and nothing is going to change your mind.
Currently I have no problem with fracking it is actualy far more envionmentaly friendly than coal mining. I am quite prepared to change my mind given believable evidence but not based on myth and rumour and certainly not just because anyone just says I should.
CliveM (6007)
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