Fracking Opens Up As Trespass Law Changes Pass With Infrastructure Bill

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Controversial changes to trespass laws in the Infrastructure Bill take away all trespass rights for underground access below 300m, meaning drilling can take place under a property without the owner's permission.
United Kingdom Real Estate and Construction

Controversial changes to trespass laws in the Infrastructure Bill take away all trespass rights for underground access below 300m, meaning drilling can take place under a property without the owner's permission. What still has to be considered for shale gas exploration?

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