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Opinions Deeply Divided Over Fracking in Argentina
The enthusiasm of the government and oil and gas companies over Argentina’s unconventional fuel potential has come up against fierce opposition from communities living near the country’s shale gas reserves and environmental organisations.
Mexico Lacks Water to Frack for Shale Gas
Mexico plans to expand shale gas exploration this year, but it could run into a shortage of water, which is essential to hydraulic fracturing …
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Concerns Mount as U.S. Plans Major Natural Gas Exports
Environmentalists and others here are reacting with concern to a surprise announcement on Monday of a major deal that would see U.S. natural gas …
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Necessary Extinction
In this column, Kumi Naidoo executive director of Greenpeace International, writes about the increasing trend of people who support green energy in face of environment changes, but how these pioneers will have to contend with corporations who profit from an obsolete carbon-based energy system and are not willing to change.
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Across U.S., Health Concerns Vie with Fracking Profits
Peter “Pete” Seeger is a 93-year old U.S. folk legend who resides near Wappingers Falls in southern New York. He can be spotted occasionally …
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