No one needs to save us from solar energy, but it is, nonetheless, easy to construct such a case, demonstrating exactly why serious folks need to see natural gas development and hydraulic fracturing in the clear light of day, rather than through the dark colored glasses of its opponents.

Recently I received a little parody with an introduction from one of our loyal readers who shall, for purposes of this post, be known as George Lyttelton, although that’s not the reader’s real name, which has been changed to protect the innocent. While this parody is intended to be tongue-in-cheek, it also relates an important message, not about solar energy, which is its ostensible subject, but about human nature and the importance of perspective and sorting out facts from any emotional message. We’ve had far too little of that in some quarters during the fracking debate.

http://naturalgasnow.org/save-us-solar-energy/#more-1550