[ElkGroveDan]

Shale boom at risk over environmental issues - IEA

American way of life Shale boom at risk over environmental issues - IEA

There fixed it.

[The Great RJ]

I would assume the IEA is a UN agency so what about US sovereignty? Why isn’t this agency jumping all over China for their abysmal environmental record in energy development? Just another reason why we should tell the UN to pound sand.

[PapaBear3625]

Real story: Arab and Russian oil revenue at risk if shale industry is allowed to continue.

[Sacajaweau]

I would love to have a gas stove instead of electric. And a gas dryer instead of electric.

I did give up ironing to do my part.

But give up my electric auto shut off coffee pot....NEVER !!!

[EGPWS]

the International Energy Agency

Can stick it where the sun don't shine.

[fireman15]

“Hydraulic fracturing has been banned in France and Bulgaria and temporarily halted in the UK.”

The threat is not really environmental or “social”; it is political. Despite pumping untold billions of dollars of taxpayer funds into the biggest scam in the history of the world... the leftist’s dream of destroying economies with bogus claims about CO2 causing global warming is starting to falter. Now that the energy sector has started perfecting ways to harvest immense reserves of natural gas and oil using "fracking" techniques... the entire scheme is about to unravel. Expect hysterical reactions of epic proportions!

[Buckeye McFrog]

There are no environmental impacts that they’ve been able to substantially document. And the only social impact has been to lift many rural residents of Appalachia and the Rust Belt out of poverty for the first time in three or four decades.

[Political Junkie Too]

...if it doesn't work harder to resolve concerns over its environmental safety...

When it comes to environmental extremism, there is nothing that anyone can do to ever satisfy concerns.

-PJ

[Smokin' Joe]

However, if the industry follows a set of "golden rules" recommended by the IEA it can win public support, allowing natural gas to become the fastest growing energy source over the next two decades, the IEA said.

Uh huh.

So exactly who wants how much gold now?