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'Over 20 of the UK's finest research institutions and universities have already been working alongside BEIS on this project, and earlier this month its spokesperson confirmed that the science shows 'there are methods to assess, manage, and mitigate' the risks associated with hydraulic fracturing."
This is 'new' science, which was not available to policymakers in 2019, but it is not the first time the science has concluded that the risks associated with fracking are minimal."
If this evidence is not included
in the review, we are concerned that it would jeopardise public trust in democracy and Government's ability to handle scientific advice. It is more important than ever – as this country looks to reach net zero by 2050 – that Whitehall works to earn the faith of the British public."