Fracking cash could be used to fund climate resilient flood defences, as well as 'bribes' to local residents
Government suggests some of the tax revenues from fracking could be used to support low-carbon infrastructure, clean energy, and regional flood defence work
Cash raised from the exploitation of the UK's shale gas resources could be used to fund low-carbon infrastructure and climate adaption initiatives in the north of England, as part of the UK government's...
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