North Texans for Natural Gas

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North Texans standing up for the benefits Natural Gas brings our community, our schools, and our economy.

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Voice of reason

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Expectation: A “frack-free Denton” would be made possible based solely off local decisions and grassroots efforts.

Reality: After enlisting the help of national organizations such as Earthjustice, NRDC and Earthworks, Denton has theoretically sold the rights of their local advocacy campaign for $700,000.

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Expectation: Current ordinance states that no fracking is allowed within a setback distance 1,200 feet.

Reality: Real Estate takes priority with a new house being built 20 feet from a PAD. “...the city’s new rules... weren’t accomplishing what the council hoped they would accomplish.” -City Council Member Dalton Gregory

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Expectation: 59% of Denton permanent residents, homeowners, and businesses voted in opposition of drilling.

Reality: The landslide vote was made possible by the 51,000 University students temporarily residing in Denton.