'Going all out for shale' may fail to boost UK energy security, warns Friends of the Earth
Analysis aims to convince Lancashire councillors to reject Cuadrilla application for full scale fracking
David Cameron's ambition for the UK to "go all out" for shale gas would only have a limited impact on Britain's energy security and could even increase its reliance on foreign gas imports, a new analysis...
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