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Community action stops Shell's drilling

category mayo | environment | news report author Friday September 10, 2010 20:36author by Shell to Hell Report this post to the editors

Whilst the Oral Hearing on Shell's pipeline route continues, the last few weeks have seen yet more successful actions against the borehole drilling in the Special Area of Conservation Sruwaddacon estuary.
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The drilling work was stopped after the community walked out under the platform. Afterwards people enjoyed the sunshine, picked shellfish and walked along the beautiful estuary. The borehole survey work should have happened before Shell submitted the planning application. Instead Shell keep bringing new data from the borehole work in to the Oral Hearing and trying to submit it as an addendum (one of many!).
Shell have finally admitted in the Oral Hearing that if this pipeline goes ahead, it will be the first of many to go up through the bay. This will put both the community and environment at a huge unnecessary risk. As the Oral Hearing is showing, this project is not safe and is totally experimental.

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author by Eamonn O'Coilea'in - Republic of Irelandpublication date Thu Sep 16, 2010 12:08author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Great Beach Days and people have rights to walk , swim or small boating in our lovely bay,
What a great me$$ the Dept. of Environment has created for the local people, To let the Corrib project leave cement pillars all though out the Bay, Do they not Think of the Future Tidal waters of the moving sands. Great to sea all involved, Wish I could walk better, because then I would be able to join in all the fun an Magic ,Thanks to Everyone that stands up for their rights.

 
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