Gas boom from unrestrained fracking linked to emissions rise
New analysis shows abundant gas would cut energy prices but squeeze out renewable energy, and would likely increase overall carbon emissions
An unrestrained global fracking boom that unleashes plentiful and cheap gas will not tackle global warming by replacing coal and cutting carbon emissions, according to a comprehensive analysis that takes...
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