WASHINGTON --- By a large majority, a U.S. House of Representatives committee this week approved a bill that would step up the approvals process for the export of domestically produced natural gas, a move that critics say will either raise U.S. prices or lead to a broad expansion of controversial hydraulic fracturing operations. The 33-18 vote
Congress Moves to Expedite Gas Exports, Heightening Fracking Concerns
A new pressure from abroad is causing concern that domestic natural gas production may be fast-tracked as an energy solution in an attempt to capture short term profits while disregarding long-term consequences.
بواسطة Carey L. Biron