Drilling down: Public support for fracking hits lowest level yet

Michael Holder
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Latest government public attitudes tracker shows continued high support for clean energy and tackling climate change, while fewer than ever are backing fracking

Public support for fracking continues to dwindle, having now reached its lowest ebb since the government began surveying UK attitudes towards shale gas back in 2013, the latest survey results show...

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