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ARTICLE · 05 MARCH 2015

Fracking Opens Up As Trespass Law Changes Pass With Infrastructure Bill

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Controversial changes to trespass laws in the Infrastructure Bill take away all trespass rights for underground access below 300m, meaning drilling can take place under a property without the owner's permission.

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Jay Das
Jay Das

Controversial changes to trespass laws in the Infrastructure Bill take away all trespass rights for underground access below 300m, meaning drilling can take place under a property without the owner's permission. What still has to be considered for shale gas exploration?

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