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Telegraph, 24.04.13 06:16 UTC

Climate change advisers says fracking can be OK

Shale gas should be part of keeping the lights on while cutting carbon, according to the Government s climate change advisers.

low carbon technologies  imported gas  energy mix  intermittent technologies  chief executive   low carbon technologies  +8 more

BBC Sciences, 18.04.13 09:28 UTC

Green energy on the back foot after carbon trading blow

It's been a bad week for efforts to develop green energy around the world.

International Energy Agency  executive director   European Union  Maria van der Hoeven  United States  China  +10 more

The Sydney Morning Herald, 17.04.13 02:01 UTC

The green side of fracking

Comment Against all expectations, US emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, since peaking in 2007, have fallen by 12 per cent as of 2012, back to 1995 levels. The primary reason, in a word, ...

US  natural gas  Europe  shale gas  natural-gas supplies  natural-gas  +11 more

BBC World News, 15.04.13 11:52 UTC

Goldman Prize for South African anti-fracking warrior

A South African anti-fracking campaigner is one of six winners of this year's Goldman Prize, a prestigious environmentalist award.

South Africa  natural gas  gas and oil  shale gas  oil  Newsday  +11 more

Telegraph, 10.04.13 07:59 UTC

Fracking does cause earthquakes - but you'll hardly feel them

Fracking, the process of extracting shale gas which has been blamed for earthquakes, causes no more seismic activity than jumping off a ladder, according to new research.

Richard Davies  Andrew West  United Kingdom  energy source supporters  comparison mining  shale gas  +4 more

Telegraph, 10.04.13 06:32 UTC

Fracking does cause earthquakes

Fracking, the process of extracting shale gas which has been blamed for earthquakes, causes no more seismic activity than jumping off a ladder, according to new research.

Richard Davies  United Kingdom  comparison mining  energy source supporters  shale gas  professor   +4 more

BBC World News, 06.04.13 00:22 UTC

China's ambitious quest for shale gas

The village of Xinchao, in China's eastern province of Zhejiang, seems an unlikely place to start an energy boom.

China  chemicals  energy windfall  Chinese government  Wang Ruiqi  Canada  +9 more

Telegraph, 05.04.13 22:06 UTC

Shale gas 'could heat all homes for 100 years'

Britain is sitting on a "potentially massive" amount of shale gas that experts believe could heat every home for at least 100 years.

inaccessible gas  Sussex  chancellor   United Kingdom  Wales  sufficient gas  +9 more
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