Inter Press Service: The emergence of fracking has modified the global market for fossil fuels. But the plunge in oil prices has diluted the effect, in a struggle that experts in the United States believe conventional producers could win in the next decade.
The U.S. oil industry had peaked - when the discovery of new deposits and output from existing wells begins to fall - which made the country more dependent on imports. But the equation was turned around thanks to the new technique."The bubble won't explode, but...