health risks of that could include sensory and respiratory damage environmental safety campaigner george barda says that even if the fracking victims go to court they'd be unlikely to win. you know. maybe your children but it's going to be to the people in neighboring plots of land the ones that have to suffer the consequences the huge increase rights of those kinds of programs thousands of families have been forced to move out of the areas and one of the reasons that we're not hearing more about the specific stories of illness is that in order to get any kind of compensation from these trucking companies they have to settle out of court because they can't for the legal battles that sharon kind of food. on top of chemical pollution and water contamination fracking is also blamed for causing earthquakes on r.t. dot com read how texas communities are being rocked by unexplained tremors which locals and says are down to fracking. it emerged this week that sweden's in on the n.s.a. spying game what's more it's accused of peeking through the kremlin's keyhole swedish t.v. reported fresh leaks from

romania george barda is a social and environmental justice campaigner has been active in britain's and ice wrecking movement and he believes the key is to keep the pressure up ok from our point of view is to keep up the pressure so that the government and the cronies in big business can't get away with forcing this on to the british people what we're saying every time this this technology time's up on the doorstep of a community in the u.k. that community does not want it unfortunately the government is preparing legislation at the moment it's trying to make it more and more difficult for people actually to oppose this this technology and meanwhile they've actually put it made it possible for people to oppose wind farms but not fracking so this is obviously highly inconsistent from our point of view. now it's thawed there are three point five million square meters of unused office space in paris and yet nearly one hundred and fifty thousand people are homeless the french housing minister has recently called for all they can buildings to be filled with people in need are just more even

the water table even in the air evaporating up into the atmosphere environmental safety campaign george barda told me that big business the government of closer than ever was shell matters what you see essentially is this battle between big business and the interests of the people and a consistent pattern both in the u.k. and roumania where you're seeing major figures from the energy industry moving into into government directly david cameron as i came came to power on the promise of being the greenest government ever and what we've seen is exactly the opposite in rumania it's exactly the same scenario we see a leader says no to fracking because the people want it and then when he's in power he starts dancing to the tune as a these major players like chevron and what we've seen recently is this very brutal action of the peaceful protests that have been there for a number of months and rumania all the entrances to the village were shut off it was a military style operation none of the press was allowed to go in there there are reports of incredible brutality george the problem the bottom line

the health risks could include sensory and respiratory damage environmental safety campaigner george barda says that even if the fracking victims go to court they'd be unlikely to win. you know pursue shale gas and gas maybe or poison your children but it's going to be to you that the people in neighboring plots of land don't get paid the ones that have to suffer the consequences the huge increase rates of cancer of all sorts of research are problems thousands of families have been forced to move out of the areas and one of the reasons that we're not hearing more about the specific stories of illness is that in order to get any kind of compensation from these trucking companies they have to settle out of court because they can't begin to fight the legal battles that iran can afford. now on top of chemical pollution and water contamination fracking is also blamed for causing minor earthquakes on r.t. dot com read how texas communities are being rocked by unexplained tremors which locals and says are down to fracking. it emerged this week that sweden's in on the n.s.a. spying game what's mor

george barda is a social and environmental justice campaigner has become a legal voice and versions onto fracking movement he says it's going to be a long fight. the key from our point is to keep up the pressure so the government and the cronies in big business can't get away with forcing this onto the british people what we're saying every time this technology turns up on the doorstep of a community in the u.k. that community does not want it unfortunately the government is preparing legislation at the moment it's trying to make it more and more difficult for people actually to oppose this this technology meanwhile they've actually made it possible for people to oppose wind farms but not fracking so this is obviously highly inconsistent from our point of view. a secret room has been discovered in western russia police discover and listen treasure troves talks with german stows session million dollars that story is on our website. and also about a new cracks appear in israeli jew aspirations as prime minister netanyahu joins the global criticism of the n.s.a.'s my spine practices details

environmental campaigner george barda believes when it comes to choosing between people and corporations politicians are trying to have their cake and eat it too. what you see essentially is this this battle between big business and the interests of the people and a consistent pattern both in the u.k. and remind you where you're saying major figures from the energy industry moving into into government directly but david cameron as i came came to power on the promise of being the greenest government ever and what we've seen is exactly the opposite in romania it seems that in the same scenario we say i believe it says so it's not fracking because the people want it and then when he's in power he starts going to the tune as a these major players like chevron. tearing down fans at chevron's fracking side and scuffles with police you can see off our pictures from the scene online at our t. dot com. on thursday the world lost one of its most iconic leaders nelson mandela died aged ninety five after a long illness south africa's first black president and the man who led the country out of decad

environmental campaigner george barda believes when it comes to choosing between people and corporations politicians are trying to have their cake and eat it too. what you see essentially is this this battle between big business and the interests of the people and a consistent pattern both in the u.k. and romania where you're saying major figures from the energy industry moving into into government directly but david cameron as i came to came to power on the promise of being the greenest government ever and what we've seen is exactly the opposite in romania it's exactly the same scenario we say. so it's not it's fracking because the people want it and then when he's in power he starts dancing to the tune as a these major players like chevron. are staring down fans as at chevron's fracking side and scuffles with police and see all our pictures from the scene online at our t. dot com. on thursday the world lost nelson mandela the leader who fought racism and inequality became an international symbol of freedom and justice looks at the legacy of the man who built a new south africa ending d