IEA sets out shale gas 'golden rules' for cleaner fracking
But green groups warn that an expansion of natural gas could limit the growth of renewables and fail to achieve climate targets
Green groups have slammed a new report by the International Energy Association (IEA), which set out a set of "golden rules" that could help the world's fledgling shale gas industry triple the supply of...
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