Reports: David Cameron to tout fracking role in tackling climate change

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UK Prime Minister set to tell New York Climate Summit shale gas can cut emissions by replacing coal and should be free from "green tape"

Shale gas can help tackle climate change and should not be restricted by "green tape", David Cameron is expected to tell the UN Climate Summit in New York today. The Prime Minister is among 100 leaders...

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