The Task Force on Shale Gas' latest recommendations don't go far enough, but if the government wants to be seen as serious about decarbonisation it must embrace them
Few things are likely to anger environmental campaigners quicker than ministers' tendency to describe shale gas as a 'green' or 'low carbon' source of power. Energy and Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd...
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