[Vigilanteman]

Hydraulic fracturing did play a role. It made natural gas abundant and inexpensive, and gas-fueled power plants increasingly attractive for utilities that were forced to shutter modern coal-fired units that provided reliable, affordable power, emitted little harmful pollution, and had years of useful life remaining.

Don't worry about that. Joe Sestak is already campaigning for Pat Toomey's seat on a campaign to ban fracking. We can sell the coal to China as a pay-down for our national debt and gather and burn buffalo chips. < / sarcasm >

[MondoQueen]

I keep thinking this thought. When are the powers in the “climate change” movement going to blame “climate change” on the fact that there are too many people in the world? And what will their “solution” be?