Not exact matches
A 10 -
year ban on
fracking in the south - east of SA under the new Liberal Government has angered much of the resources industry.
Resources industry figures are angry over new Premier Steven Marshall's plans to impose a 10 -
year ban on
fracking in a 21,000 - square - kilometre region in South Australia's south - east, and say it undermines his mantra that the state is open for business.
There is also the matter of two
years ago when during a press conference announcing a
ban on
fracking, Zucker seemed to say he wouldn't let his children live near land being
fracked.
Cuomo earned international headlines and significant credit with progressives and environmentalists when he
banned fracking — a decision that was supported by public polling by the time he made it, more than six
years after the state issued a de facto moratorium as it weighed the pros and cons (and polling), and that made New York the first state with a major shale gas deposit to enact a
ban.
A
year later, we won a
fracking ban in New York State, and Mayor de Blasio's voice on the issue really helped achieve that victory.
Perhaps rattled by his relatively anemic win in last
year's Democratic primary against liberal long shot Zephyr Teachout, he has quelled key camps of left - wing opposition by unilaterally
banning fracking, raising wages for fast - food workers and endorsing a $ 15 - an - hour minimum wage.
«Four
years ago I ran for governor calling for
ban on
fracking, rather than just a moratorium like most environmental groups.
What's more, after nearly seven
years of regulatory review that began with an executive directive before Cuomo took office, the state officially
banned high - volume hydraulic
fracking in 2015, denying opportunities for the state's smaller producers, which long ago saw demand outpace the supplies pulled from conventional reservoirs.
During his seven
years as governor he has raised the minimum wage, introduced a free college program, passed gun control legislation, raised the age of criminal responsibility, legalized same - sex marriage, and
banned fracking.
The Park Foundation, an Ithaca - based philanthropic fund, has also continued to fund state - based anti-
fracking efforts despite the
ban, including a $ 125,000 grant to New Yorkers Against
Fracking earlier this
year.
Make no mistake — on Tuesday's primary you have a choice — to vote for a current / five - term Dutchess County Legislator who has fought
fracking tooth and nail for four
years (1,100 signed on to the www.PetitionOnline.com/NoDrill effort I launched in 2008); I believe
fracking should be
banned and criminalized — or my primary opponent, who actually said this of
fracking to Alan Chartock on WAMC April 17: «In terms of the impact I think the jury is still out.»
Hydro -
fracking has been
banned in New York State for nearly a
year now, but opponents of the natural gas extraction process have other concerns, including new pipelines.
It will probably go down as the biggest decision of the
year in New York State — a
ban on
fracking.
A Cuomo campaign spokesman said the 60 -
year - old governor «has delivered more real progressive wins than any other Democrat in the country,» including legalizing gay marriage, tightening gun restrictions, raising the minimum wage, expanding public education funding and
banning fracking.
Ultimately, the state moved to put a
ban in place on high - volume
fracking at the end of last
year and the
ban formally took effect in early 2015.
After more than six
years of debate that started long before his arrival in the executive mansion in January 2011, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced last
year that the state would
ban fracking in New York for the foreseeable future due to health risks.
Julia Walsh, who's led the group
Frack Action through
years of protests, hearing testimony, and other actions, helped deliver a thank you petition to Governor Cuomo the day the
fracking ban was formalized.
Mr. Cuomo, re-elected this fall to a second term, dithered for
years about
banning fracking.
Marshall says she and other advocates have learned, through the
fracking fight, where
years of protests eventually led Cuomo to
ban the natural gas drilling process, that applying political pressure can work.
Cuomo's Health Commissioner, Dr. Howard Zucker announced late last
year that he was recommending that
fracking be
banned in New York.
''... we call it the Green New Deal because we say we want to
ban fracking in New York and build out a 100 percent clean energy system over the next 15
years,» said Hawkins.
This past fall, we reported that a
year after New York State
banned fracking, no one decided to file a legal challenge.
The initiatives fit with Cuomo's shift toward a more aggressive position on climate issues in the last
year, since he
banned fracking.
On Wednesday, Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration said that it would issue a
fracking ban early next
year.
I have been clear throughout my campaign this
year, as I was in my 2010 campaign, that as Governor I will
ban fracking and will work to build a 100 % clean renewable energy system by 2030 in New York State.
Four
years ago I called for a
ban on
fracking because of its negative impact on the environment and because it is not a solution to global climate change,» said Hawkins.
For the past six
years the state has vexed both constituencies, without provoking an outright revolt by either, by observing a moratorium on
fracking without actually
banning it.
Meanwhile, after studying the issue for
years and coming under intense political pressure from the left wing of his Democratic party, the Cuomo administration claimed
fracking poses potential health risks and
banned the practice in New York in late 2014 just weeks after his reelection.
Stringer's amicus is in support of the upstate town of Dryden, which two
years ago
banned fracking under a local «home - rule» provision.
Julia Walsh, who's led the group
Frack Action through
years of protests, hearing testimony, and other actions, helped deliver a thank you petition to Gov. Andrew Cuomo the day the
fracking ban was formalized.
After
years of uncertainty, New York has announced that it will
ban fracking in the state for good.
But in September, President Francois Hollande pledged to continue a
ban on
fracking imposed last
year by his predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy.
Oil and gas is big business in Texas, which passed a law this
year that prevents towns and cities from
banning fracking.
... Despite being held up as an environmental leader and championing environmental causes going back to his first time as governor, from 1975 to 1983, Brown's refusal to
ban fracking has prompted protests for
years.
The number of municipalities
banning fracking is up 50 % from last
year, and up from just 51 municipalities in 2015!
After over six
years of campaigning against
fracking by Friends of the Earth Scotland and local communities, the Scottish government announced on 3 October to effectively
ban unconventional oil and gas extraction - in short:
fracking — in the whole country.
Under a
fracking ban, they write, U.S. consumers in 2030 would pay about $ 100 billion more a
year for natural gas.