From: EvMick@aol.com
Date: Wed Jun 18 2003 - 22:38:40 MDT
*Cathles and his team estimate that in a study area of about 9,600 square
miles off the coast of Louisiana, source rocks a dozen kilometers down have
generated as much as 184 billion tons of oil and gas — about 1,000 billion barrels
of oil and gas equivalent. "That's 30 percent more than we humans have
consumed over the entire petroleum era," Cathles says**
That's pretty much what I've been hearing from my brother (a formere "senior
geo-phiz......at Texico....now moved on to bigger and better.....) for
years.....
More oil than Saudi Arabia he said.....not to mention the fact that it's
renewable...(old "dry" wells no longer dry....etc)
EvMick
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