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9 Dec 2012: Andrew Rawnsley: George Osborne and fellow zealots believe shale gas to be a bonanza of cheap energy. Where's the evidence? -
4 Dec 2012:
Damian Carrington: At its worst, the plan would incinerate the nation's climate ambitions, inflate energy bills and cremate the Conservative's green credibility for eternity
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3 Dec 2012:
Cuadrilla's parent company blames lack of liquidity on being held back from fracking by regulators in the UK
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15 Nov 2012: Fiona Harvey: Exploiting shale gas and oil entails greenhouse gas emissions that will far outstrip our ability to adapt to the climate change they will cause
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12 Nov 2012:
The US could become self-sufficient, while 90% of Middle Eastern oil could go to China, according to new estimates
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4 Jul 2012:
Jeremy Leggett: Many within the fossil fuel industry are sounding alarms. Society ignores such warnings – and listens to potential bubble-backers like Monbiot – at its peril
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17 Jun 2012: The doves won at Opec last week, but while it concentrates on trying not to rock the eurozone, it should take note of what the shale revolution may mean for oil and gas prices, writes Terry Macalister
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8 Mar 2012: Mid-cap Hunting posts good results, lifting blue-chip peer Petrofac
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25 Jan 2012: The engineering group's shares are the FTSE's third biggest climber after purchase increases exposure to booming North American shale oil and gas markets
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18 Jan 2012:
BP forecasts that growth in fuel sources will make North and South America self-sufficient by 2030 – but UK will still need Gulf supplies
