Fresh plans to frack move forward in Nottinghamshire

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Island Gas Limited submits plans for shale gas exploration in Nottinghamshire

A fresh bid to undertake exploratory fracking for shale gas in the UK was submitted yesterday to Nottinghamshire County Council, raising hopes for the industry that it may yet deliver on the Prime Minister's...

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