Fracking May be Needed in China to Wean it Off Coal

Fracking of China’s huge shale gas reserves will only have a modest impact on the environment if anti-pollution controls—many of them new—are enforced rigorously, says a new report from the U.K.-based Overseas Development Institute (ODI).The ODI said its appraisal of the prospects for shale gas in China found that many of the environmental impacts posed by the exploitation of

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