Comment Comment by xondono What a great way to not answer what OP is asking.If you don’t like fracking, that’s alright, but sustaining ourselves without it it’s not really an option. Right now our options are:1) Use coal, accept the consequences of the increased climate change.2) Keep using gas, reduce the future costs of climate change, deal later with the speculative consequences you mention.3) Switch to renewables and drastically increase energy costs, which will trap millions of people into poverty, and put millions more in risk. parent xondono 5 years ago
If you don’t like fracking, that’s alright, but sustaining ourselves without it it’s not really an option. Right now our options are:
1) Use coal, accept the consequences of the increased climate change.
2) Keep using gas, reduce the future costs of climate change, deal later with the speculative consequences you mention.
3) Switch to renewables and drastically increase energy costs, which will trap millions of people into poverty, and put millions more in risk.