In Lancashire, a threat emerged in 2014 when Cuadrilla, an oil and gas company, planned to start shale gas exploration. The company had a license to frack in the United Kingdom. The local community was concerned about the potential consequences of hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking. If it went ahead, the area could become an industrial site, affecting residents. Further details about the situation and the community's response are available from Ms. Magazine, which features a story about the Anti-Fracking Nanas and their efforts to address the issue.
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Meet the Anti-Fracking Nanas
In Lancashire, a threat emerged in 2014 when Cuadrilla, an oil and gas company, planned to start shale gas exploration. The company had a license to frack in the United Kingdom. The local community wa
