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There are no scientific reasons to ban fracking in Europe but questions remain over its potential, European science academies have said
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Letters: This is no time for our creative elites to be opting for despairing nihilism
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Letters: Mr Filmus’s portrayal of the Falkland Islands hydrocarbons industry is skewed, alarmist, and represents yet another example of the Argentine government’s futile efforts to damage the Falklands economy
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Fracking’s potential has been ‘overhyped’ by politicians and shale gas will not reduce energy prices or reliance on gas imports, says UK Energy Research Centre
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Governments from G20 countries are spending $88bn to find new oil, gas and coal reserves – we have mapped where 10 of them are directing their funds
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US, UK, Australia giving tax breaks to explore new reserves despite climate advice that fossil fuels should be left in the ground
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