Overall, and in light of the available evidence, what do you think would be the main risks or challenges, if any, of an unconventional oil and gas industry in Scotland?
I asked Ineos about the water aquifer and possible contamination. They told me they poured concrete down so all would be well. Structural engineers I told this to laughed and said that was utter rubbish. Indeed Redacted text
It's too risky for local areas, people, environment. Again, plenty of evidence of what has happened in the USA and Australia, both countries have regulations that have mattered not one jot.
Scotland could be a world leader but fracking is a looking backwards at fossil fuels rather than making investments that will last and truly benefit the country for generations.