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Of course they could have. So by the same reasoning, people in China must put up with polluted cities as an inevitibilty? I have to know that hydraulic fractur
by ArkyBeagle 10y ago
Of course they could have. So by the same reasoning, people in China must put up with polluted cities as an inevitibilty?
I have to know that hydraulic fracturing hasn't caught on in China. The barriers are bizarre, but they're still barriers. With fracking, those could be gas fired plants. We're talking < $10B in investment to fix that problem. So why don't they?