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In pictures: the parasitic bond between water and coal
It’s World
Water Day on Saturday and this year’s theme highlights the facts that water is needed to
produce nearly all forms of energy and the demand for both...
We meet the man who wants to frack under your house
We recently confronted Cuadrilla Chief Executive, Francis Egan, over his plans to frack for shale gas underneath people’s homes in Lancashire. Cuadrilla has...
We meet the man who wants to frack under your house
We recently confronted Cuadrilla Chief Executive, Francis Egan, over his plans to frack for shale gas underneath people’s homes in Lancashire. Cuadrilla has...
WIN! Two free tickets to anti-fracking beer launch party
All this fracking is enough to drive someone to drink. But now it seems even that's under threat. Some breweries are becoming worried that contaminated water...
Frozen Future: Shell investor briefing
Royal Dutch Shell stands at a strategic crossroads. Its response to the reserves
scandal in 2004 has been a global reserves replacement hunt through a...
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