Cameron acknowledges that it will fully develop shale gas

According to reports, British Prime Minister Cameron acknowledged that the government will "fully develop shale gas," and announced that the government of the shale gas drilling site will have the authority to retain all sales tax, which may allow the local government to increase the income of millions of pounds.

According to the report, because of the controversy over the hydraulic fracturing technology used in the exploitation of shale gas, Cameron also promised that the proceeds from the acquisition of energy giants will be distributed in cash to nearby homeowners. When news of French energy giant Total invested in shale gas development projects in the UK, environmentalists immediately compared Cameron’s statement to bribery.

According to previous reports, the British government announced the “Regulatory Roadmap” for the exploitation of shale gas resources on December 17, 2013, which triggered a lot of opposition. Greenpeace accuses relevant officials of quoting the "Strategic Environmental Assessment" report when they report that they do not report any problems. Greenpeace quoted the report as saying that the development of shale gas wells may use up to 9 million cubic meters of water per year, and the resulting wastewater can fill 40,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools. In addition, a small village has to endure the noise and other environmental pollution generated by large trucks 14 to 50 times a day from one month to nearly three years.