I'm not an engineer or a technologist, but if a jurisdiction decides that it needs to go more slowly than some of the neighbouring jurisdictions that have shale gas potential, the gas will stay in the ground, and someday it may be worth more money.
Senior Economist, Global Resource Centre, Fraser Institute
I'm not an engineer or a technologist, but if a jurisdiction decides that it needs to go more slowly than some of the neighbouring jurisdictions that have shale gas potential, the gas will stay in the ground, and someday it may be worth more money.
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