So at a time where Coronavirus has showed us the importance of supply chains not being overseas for national security we are learning to not be energy independent?
It's almost like someone takes a premise "Fracking is bad" and adds words around it to keep people happy with that premise and gets... clicks?
Energy independence matters when oil is scarce and trades at $100/barrel or more. Not when oil trades at $20/bbl and there are places where it has a negative price.
It matters, but not at the cost of polluted groundwater, people getting sick, and triggering earthquakes. There are other ways; nuclear, solar, and wind are among them.
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[ 4.9 ms ] story [ 28.9 ms ] threadSo at a time where Coronavirus has showed us the importance of supply chains not being overseas for national security we are learning to not be energy independent?
It's almost like someone takes a premise "Fracking is bad" and adds words around it to keep people happy with that premise and gets... clicks?