If Gov. Hochul wants a bright future for New York, she’ll end the insane ban on fracking

Fracking is responsible for the US energy revolution of the last two decades and most of the nation’s progress in reducing carbon emissions.

It's in wide use right next door in Pennsylvania , and a key reason why electric bills there run about half what they do here.

New York's natural-gas reserves in the Marcellus and Utica Shale regions could be worth $1 trillion .

The state won’t stop losing ground ’til it reverses course, and allowing fracking is the simplest first step.