Sentences with phrase «want fracking»

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Cuomo has not confirmed the reports, but in an interview with public radio, he offered some support to the idea that individual towns should decide whether or not they want fracking.

Some in state government, including Gov. Andrew Cuomo at one point, said communities that have shown they want fracking, through votes by their local governments, should perhaps be allowed to have it.

The court said that local governments whose citizens do not want fracking can opt out of allowing the gas drilling process in their city, town or village.

Cuomo said the views of localities who don't want fracking «should be taken into consideration» as well.

There have been reports for some time now that the Cuomo Administration would soon begin to allow limited hydraulic fracturing by gas drilling companies in some Southern Tier in communities where most of the residents want fracking.

Your choose is Tammy Cuomo Hall or Mr. I want Fracking to vote for.

Polling data does not justify any conclusion that «some towns want fracking» despite town board resolutions in favor of fracking.

Cuomo says if communities want fracking, or are against fracking, then home rule should be taken into «consideration», if fracking is in the end allowed by the Department of Environmental Conservation.

I want my money back, I want a fracking criminal investigation for incompetence and lies against that delusional old French Frack.

Long declared that she wants fracking to be allowed in New York, and says Gillibrand should come out in support of it as well.

Not exact matches

Long story short, investors looking for value may want to consider giving this frack sand producer a closer look — or even scooping up shares.

XD who wants to sit around all eternity telling god how fracking great his ass cheeks smell?

He always wants to play the same fracking way, with Giroud or Sanogo up top Cazorla on the left and Arteta as DM all of it wrong.

Frack nice words, if he wanted to win things and earn big he could go to some other club... here is for cash cos he also has tax no paid so he is in problem... fast and easy solution done: sold his ass to Mourinho.

I think that Alexis want to win things, but also score goals and play every single game which with Guardiola hasnt been (Barcelona) and wont be the case (ManCity) so with fracking ManUtd he would have more time in the game but they wont win anything as long they have Mourinho in charge.

They have control and are doing whatever the frack they want.

Andy Cuomo wants to fulfill his family destiny and make his daddy proud and be president someday and fracking upstate New York is one of the bodies he's willing to crawl over to get there

And if you want to lower the price to fill - up your Prius, let NY frack!

Cuomo has said he wants his health and environmental commissioners to take all the time they need to decide whether fracking can be done safely.

Buy all the fracked oil you want.

The anti-fracking forces would ban it even if chicken soup were the fracking fluid; they simply do not want to develop this energy source.

The governor will get the report and decide to go ahead with fracking «on a trial» basis in areas that want it.

Let's not forget that mortgage companies don't want make loans for someone to buy a fracked property, either.

Since there is absolutely zero evidence that a preponderance of the citizens in the «NY Five» want to be fracked,

«New Yorkers throughout the state are passionately opposed to fracking because they don't want their health and our state to be ruined by the toxic drilling,» said Isaac Silberman - Gorn of Citizen Action.

Karen Moreau, with the New York State Petroleum Council, says the governor has every logical reason to go ahead with fracking, particularly in communities that want it.

He wants the state to begin the long delayed hydro fracking, saying it will create thousands of new jobs, and he's against the adoption of the federal Common Core learning standards.

And Iwanowicz says he's against allowing fracking even in communities that want it, because the current science has not proved that the process is safe.

As many local activists waved signs protesting the proposed Pilgrim Pipeline, she denounced her Republican opponent, former state legislator John Faso of Kinderhook, as a lobbyist for an energy company dealing in fracked gas and promised to «stand up against big polluters who want to pollute our waterways.

The Pittsburgh law firm representing a company that wants to build a water treatment plant in Coudersport, PA to treat natural gas fracking waste has told the Seneca Nation and President Todd Gates to keep quiet about the plant, saying he is making «false, destructive and defamatory statements.»

Asked why he wanted to bring Teachout and Wu to New Paltz, he said, «I think a gubernatorial candidate who talks about the need to ban fracking, to make public higher education affordable and about alternative energy sources, resonates with people in New Paltz.»

«I had a conversation with Greg recently on the whole fracking thing, I told him that's fine if he wants to speak out on it in his district.

If he wants to lead my party, he needs to forget fracking and just lead he party.

After presiding over a seemingly endless review of fracking in New York and weathering considerably criticism for the delay in a decision, it would be hard to blame DEC Commissioner Joe Martens for wanting to take a break.

People who want a ban on fracking are passionate.

For months, the Cuomo Administration has been signaling that it might permit the gas drilling process known as hydro fracking in a few areas in the Marcellus Shale region where the majority of people in communities want the gas drilling process to begin.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gwen Graham wants to put a stop to Florida utility ratepayers paying for nuclear power plants that were never built or which never worked, or for paying for fracking exploration in Florida.

Senator Grisanti also wants to classify fracking waste water as hazardous, and ban public water treatment plants from accepting the waste water.

«The governor seems to want hydro fracking to move ahead, and I think that's a serious mistake not only for the people of the state, but for his future political ambitions,» said Avella.

But there are major fights ahead — over, notably, the expansion of casino gambling and the legalization of fracking — and the scars from the first half of Cuomo's term could make it tougher for him to get what he wants in the second half.

The coalition New Yorkers Against Fracking delivered boxes containing 200,000 signatures to Governor Cuomo's offices that they say are from state residents who want the gas drilling process banned.

Teachout said she wanted to challenge Cuomo on his record on education, fracking, «failure to take care of public infrastructure» and corruption.

They want to frack everything into oblivion.»

«I'm the only candidate who wants to ban fracking,» Hawkins told me.

«Campaign finance reform, a ban on fracking, a live - able wage, if these are the kind of issues you want, the only way to tell the government that is by voting for the Green Party,» said Hawkins.

If Gov. Andrew Cuomo wanted to ban fracking, he would have done it by now.

Clarence Republican Assemblyman Ray Walter says fracking was always going to be a scattered process because of different drilling prospects but wants Albany to make a decision either way.

I am the only candidate for governor now on the November ballot who wants to ban fracking and build 100 percent clean energy by 2030.

So that's terrific, and the state comptroller should do that, just as New York City has announced it will do, but you can't say that as governor you want to divest in fossil fuels and then give tens of millions of dollars to the New York Power Authority to invest in fracked gas in downtown Albany.