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Does fracking for gas have a future in the UK after key resignation?

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Mark Kerrison / Alamy By Adam Vaughan Protesters want an end to UK frackingIs there a future for fracking in the UK? Natascha Engel, the country’s shale gas commissioner, doesnt think so. She resigned yesterday, accusing the government of blocking the shale…

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Protesters want an end to UK frackingIs there a future for fracking in the UK? Natascha Engel, the country’s shale gas commissioner, doesnt think so. She resigned yesterday, accusing the government of blocking the shale…
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