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saw a headline on the news, don't know the details - anyone?
BBC Surrey news item [url= http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-13548974 ]here[/url].
Could still go to appeal.
Great thanks.
There was a meeting this week to discuss the planned drilling/prospecting in Bury Hill Woods.
ohh - good news
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Everybody wins.
I read a post on the website set up for this issue and the report was that the company petitioning for the drilling have confirmed that they will appeal.
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You all complain when the price of petrol goes up and we start more wars to get it elsewhere ..............
You all complain when the price of petrol goes up and we start more wars to get it elsewhere ..............
I don't know where to begin
I reckon there is probably about enough under there to fill one of the locals Range Rovers and thats about it
They wouldn't have spent this much money if they weren't certain of getting a decent return, anyway there's loads of oil wells in Surrey, what's the problem with one more?
The location
AONB
Coldharbour Lane is not ideal for HGVs! and then getting through Dorking...
My understanding is that they'd expect the same quantity of oil coming out from up there to be around the same as the one on the A25 Reigate Road. That being one pick up a week from a small tanker. Doesn't sound too excessive. Of course, no oil extraction is exactly 'green', but it's got to be better extracted here than importing and associated Co2 etc? Don't particularly want it mind!
They wouldn't have spent this much money if they weren't certain of getting a decent return
Isn't the whole point that itty bitty projects like this are only economic because the oil price has spiked, it's bound to crash soon with the commodities bubble (as in any day now) and when that happens you'll just have a permanent scar on the landscape and a pump with no economic rationale any more
Reckon shale gas/fracturing is going to be the next big battleground for environmentalists
Oddly their have been oil fields in the south east for decades. Really.
Doesn't bother me, we don't do a huge volume of work in the UK, the more NIMBY people get the more likely I'll get a trip to somewhere more exotic than Stanlow or Fawley.