Barton Moss, Eccles, Manchester, Royaume-Uni. 27 novembre, 2013. Mme Judy Paskall pensionné, l'action contre le changement climatique, l'Énergie de l'IGas au site de forage et camp de protestation à Barton Moss à Salford, près de Manchester. La fracturation hydraulique l'accent se déplace vers le nord-ouest où l'Énergie de l'IGas prévoit de commencer à explorer pour bientôt des forages de méthane. Un certain nombre d'anti-anti-fracturation groupe gaz de schiste pour protester contre l'arrivée d'équipement de forage de gaz sur site de forage à Salford. A l'autorisation de l'IGas de Salford et Trafford conseil pour le forage d'exploration pour l'extraction du méthane des couches de charbon. Credit : Mar Photographics/Alamy vivre

• Contributeur: Mar Photographics / Alamy Banque D'Images
• ID de l’image: DJDY44
• Taille du fichier: 24,7 MB (738,5 KB Téléchargement compressé)
• Autorisations: Modèle - non | Propriété - non
• Dimensions: 3600 x 2400 px | 30,5 x 20,3 cm | 12 x 8 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 27 novembre 2013
• Lieu: Barton Moss, Eccles, Salford, Manchester, UK

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"3 Salford residents have been arrested by Police, " according to Facebook. "We are the operator and sole owner of the Petroleum and Exploration and Development Licence (PEDL) 193 which includes our site at Barton. In June 2010, our planning application to explore for and extract hydrocarbons at the Barton site in Irlam was approved by Salford City Council following a detailed planning process.The process involved undertaking detailed consultation with the local community as well as satisfying the Council and planning officers that we are a safe and transparent operator and able to conduct our work in an environmentally respectful manner.The site is located immediately east of the M62 and north of Barton Moss Road, Salford. The site covers an area of 1.8 acres – approximately the size of a football pitch.The land to the north of the site (east of the motorway) comprises improved grassland; the land to the south and east of the site is arable farmland. Approximately 250m to the south lies the boundary of City Airport (Barton Aerodrome), with the A57 (Liverpool Road) and the Manchester Ship Canal beyond." Fracking is hydraulic fracturing, a new method of extracting gas and oil from rocks at a depth of 2, 000 to 10, 000 feet down into the shale. Deep wells are drilled straight down through the aquifer and drilling then curves horizontally below the surface into shale rock. Water with fracking fluid is then injected at enormous pressure into the shale, which breaks the rocks apart and releases the methane trapped within.

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