> (Quick: Can you think of anything else that now costs one-tenth of what it did 15 years ago?)

Unsubsidized wind power decreased more than that from over 20cents per KWh to about 1.5 cents now.

So tell me again how natural gas is crushing wind power?

Solar power in the US has gone up by literally a factor of 100 in the last [searches] 13 years. Does that seem crushed to you?

Study after study has come out that says the EPA is way undercounting the amount of natural gas leaking during production. Given methane's much greater efficacy at facilitating the greenhouse effect this likely wipes out a good portion of the US's gains.

Further the reductions in carbon emissions will plateau, so while we'll make short term progress we'll stall in the midterm.

I thought that gas was primarily replacing coal as it is cheaper, is readily available, uses (mostly) the same infrastructure, has less CO2 emissions, has the same baseload capability while also being somewhat throttleable, and most importantly, is cheaper.

Was that piece an actual news article or a paid advertisement?

It is complimentary: when the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't blow, just spin up a gas turbine.

Nukes I know say Amory Logins was really working for the fossil fuel industry.