Read the full article here. A good read and the comments are what you would expect. Well worth the read. Also look at the earlier column he wrote linked below.
Below are the opening paragraphs...
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"Oh, puh-leeze!
Some readers of The New York Times are unimpressed with the idea of substituting natural gas for imported oil, even though such a move would help wean the country from its dependence on OPEC. Or so it appears after I made that argument in my column on Tuesday, noting that natural gas is a fossil fuel we have in abundance and is cleaner than oil to boot.
After that column was published, I was buried under an avalanche of angry e-mails and comments, most of them complaining that I had ignored the environmental dangers of drilling for gas, particularly the use of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a technique that involves shooting water and chemicals into shale formations deep underground."
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I wonder if Mr. Nocera's uninformed liberal critics would volunteer to have a wind turbin built in their neighborhood instead?
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