Government has ruled out ‘fracking’ in the Isle of Man’s territorial seas – despite a concerted effort to explore more energy options.
The decision has been partly blamed on a lack of resources in government to conduct the necessary research.
The process of fracking – drilling to release natural gas – may have been ruled out for now but could be looked at again at a later date:
Here's Economic Development Minister John Shimmin:
Beauty spot strewn with rubbish after firework display
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Police seek witnesses to early-hours takeaway fight
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Manx National Heritage says it'll start cleaning up a historical monument as soon as it can - and is urging the public not to try themselves.
Remembrance Day services this weekend
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Tynwald dominated by elections next week
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Myra the snake home after 10 weeks eating Ramsey's longtails!
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Vegetarian café in Ramsey to close this weekend
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Court battle over "Big Grid" company next week
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