Andy Burns wrote:
Mike Tomlinson wrote:

Following on from another thread...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environmen...fracking-gets-
green-light

Seems we have 5x the amount of shale gas offshore, as onshore, will
offshore fracking meet less resistance?

No. The resistance is coming from renewable energy and green lobbies,
and it so totally threatens their narrative and cash flows that it
cannot be allowed to happen.



I think it's going to be hard to
ignore ...


it will be fought tooth an nail by the green proto fascists and the
renewable energy companies.

Its already a fact that cheap gas can halve emissions at far far less
cost per tonne of CO2 saved then renewables.

Both are running out of credibility fast.


http://www.clarewind.org.uk/events-1.php?event=42


http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/04/17/us-britain-shale-reserves-idUSBRE83G0LE20120417




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