Bridgend and much of south Wales has been licensed for fracking already!!!

Re-enforcing my earlier points:

Kevin Anderson, professor of energy and climate change at the University of Manchester, said: There is also a significant risk its use will delay the introduction of renewable energy alternatives.

Consequently, if we are serious about avoiding dangerous climate change, the only safe place for shale gas remains in the ground.

The report has been released to coincide with the UK premiere of the documentary film Gasland which focuses on the problems with the industry in the US.