The shale revolution has shamed the wind industry by showing how to cut carbon emissions for real. Supplies of cheap and plentiful gas are here to stay for many decades to come … but only if we tell the Greens and their supporters to “frack off”.
http://www.thegwpf.org/struan-stevenson-fracking-plug-britains-power-gap/
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