Barton Moss, Salford, UK. Sunday 23rd February 2014. Former Hacienda DJ Dave Haslam plays a gig close to the IGas Barton fracking site near Manchester in support of the protest against exploratory drilling. Campaigners fear the process of hydraulic fracturing could be environmentally hazardous, and lead to the poisoning of water supplies and a contamination of the atmosphere. Credit: Russell Hart/Alamy Live News.

$Barton Moss, Salford, UK. Sunday 23rd February 2014. Former Hacienda DJ Dave Haslam plays a gig close to the IGas Barton fracking site near Manchester in support of the protest against exploratory drilling. Campaigners fear the process of hydraulic fracturing could be environmentally hazardous, and lead to the poisoning of water supplies and a contamination of the atmosphere. Credit: Russell Hart/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo$

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