Suppose the UK has vast quantities of readily accessible shale gas – what then?
If the Cabinet do not
have the wit and imagination to reconcile our industrial needs with the fact of
North Sea oil, they would do better to leave the bloody stuff in the ground.
Sir
Michael Edwardes on North Sea Oil in 1980
Do we have the wit and imagination to reconcile our energy
and social needs with a shale gas bonanza? If the gas is there in abundance,
are we likely to use it wisely?
What would count as using it wisely?
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