I don"t get it, the same global warming whackos that fight every effort to develop new natural gas fields in the USA that could bring manufacturing and prosperity back to the heartland want Dairy farmers to produce methane in the most inefficient and expensive method ever devised. The world wide manufacturing business model for this century will be affordable energy, not cheap labor, cheap labor is only cheap if all other inputs are equal. No workers in the world can match Americans in production or quality. The USA has the gas, massive amounts in many states and at least some in every state, we have the technology that would allow this gas to be produced at a price to the end user that no industrialized nation in the world could match. Not to mention the millions of new jobs that a sustainable natural gas development program would create in exploration and development and all that goes with it. Add in the National security considerations and it is arguably treasonous for the congress to continue to ham string the domestic energy industry.
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