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Am Mittwoch, 19. September 2012, 16:18:34 schrieb Dale: |
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> Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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> > Am Mittwoch, 19. September 2012, 01:51:49 schrieb Dale: |
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> >> Raffaele BELARDI wrote: |
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> >>> On 09/18/2012 11:03 PM, Dale wrote: |
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> >>> And every day I hear about them finding more oil and gas that they |
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> >>> didn't know was there before. |
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> > I am sure everybody would love to hear about those findings. Especially |
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> > the |
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> > CEO's of BP, Shell etc. |
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> Actually, the former CEO of Shell was on Fox Business not long ago |
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> talking about some HUGE finds. He said that we, the USA, are sitting on |
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> some of the largest oil fields. Here is one article I found but not |
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> sure this is the same one the Shell guy was talking about since this |
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> article is a few months old. |
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> http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/energy/story/2012-05-15/1A-COV-ENER |
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> GY-INDEPENDENCE/54977254/1 |
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> Quoting from that: |
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> "It's no pipe dream. The U.S. is already the world's fastest-growing oil |
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> and natural gas producer. Counting the output from Canada and Mexico, |
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> North America |
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> <http://content.usatoday.com/topics/topic/Places,+Geography/Regions/North+Am |
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> erica> is "the new Middle East," Citigroup analysts declare in a recent |
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> report." |
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> Note it said fastest growing producer. You have to find it and be able |
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> to get it up before you can produce it. Yea, one day we will run out |
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> but that's a good long ways off. We could get hit by some asteroid or |
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> something that just completely destroys the planet and everything on it, |
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> including all that oil and gas that people want to save up on. |
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> Have you heard about the new wells being drilled in North Dakota by any |
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> chance? They are drilling for oil like crazy up there. That is just |
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> one that I recall seeing on the news a good bit recently. There are |
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> plenty of other finds. |
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I also heard about gas in drinking water thanks to fracking. Do oil companies |
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drilling in deep water because it is cheap, save and fun? Or do they want to |
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go and drill in the Arktis because it is so lovely there? Hardly. There is a |
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difference between 'something is there' and 'the prize and risk are worth it'. |
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Do you remember that Gulf incident? BP surely hopes not. You should get used |
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to it. |
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and here: |
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http://oilsandstruth.org/world-running-out-oil-says-exceo |
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> > Fact is, we are running out. The stuff that is found is either very hard |
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> > to get - or not very much. Oh, and very little to start with. Consider |
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> > current consumption. |
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> Fact is, the same could be said for the Sun too. Science already says |
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> it will run out of fuel one day. |
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And now you went full stupid. There is a difference between 'a couple of |
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decades' and '4 billion years'. But thanks for posting. That said a lot about |
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you. I don't even care about the rest of your posting. This is plonk worthy |
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stupid. So I stop right there, I don't want to get any of that. |
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