In 2011, Fracking Was #2 In Causing Greenhouse Gas In US

I follow this closely. It's true. It's unfortunate because natural gas has the potential to be key player in reducing CO2 emissions. See this for how we can leverage today's, existing technology into an effective response to global warming.

http://cmi.princeton.edu/wedges/ [princeton.edu]

We need to speak with ONE voice- "fracking" needs to be the most tightly regulated industry in the history of humankind- all but nationalized in fact. No secret formulas. No fracking without studies on everything from earth quakes to CO2 emissions to groundwater contamination and constant detail monitoring. The companies will make their profit, but there is NO room for laissez-faire jack shit.

If you're into exciting unregulated industries with 1000% profit margins, fuck you, go invest in next year's Xmas toy fad. This industry needs to have all the excitement of a yearly WD-40 shareholder stock dividend event.

There's some good, even essential, baby in that bathwater - don't throw it out; regulate the holy fuck out of the entire industry.

So what is it, exactly, that you follow closely? Cuz so far you've demonstrated very little knowledge of the O&G industry. Well, beyond environmentalist boilerplate. So is that what you follow closely?

Source: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdotScience/~3/xJUEgxcnJ7Q/story01.htm

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