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We must supply our own oil




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Whoosh...that's your post flying over my head. I don't get it. Are you saying that the oil over there is a part of a huge blanket of oil that we could tap into? I dunno. IMHO we need to take the profits from the big oil companies and funnel that cash into some SERIOUS alternative fuels. Just because we can get more oil and bump up supply, doesn't mean we should. Increasing supply by ravaging this glorious natural resource is not a long term solution. |
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| I know you are making a good point, but I am lost here. Thx | |
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Let's tap into that....
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resource. Oh wait! That's too close to home. That's why ANWR is a better place to dig. It's not in our backyard. NOTE: Please read this post in the most sarcastic voice you're able to conjure |
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What the heck are you getting at man? Just because Y-stone is a volcano doesn't mean that it holds oil reserves. I'm not certain but I believe that it actually means that it's less likely to have oil. Oil is found in sedimentary systems not volcanic. If oil was ever present beneath y-stone I think it would be burnt up. Unless you had a drill that could reach all the way through the planet to the mid-east, there's no way we could drill for the same oil that the Saudis etc are pumping. Maybe I've missed your point entirely. Are you suggesting we tap into Y-stone's thermal energy? That could possibly spell the end of the geysers. Why not push solar and wind instead? |
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Maybe you've just got something there shane
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old boy! http://www.awea.org/pubs/documents/Outlook_2008.pdf awea: american wind energy association |
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| I think Shane has addressed the geology of this most accurately from all of the things I have seen and learned over my years, although I am certainly not any sort of degreed geologist, but have paid attention to the subject, and do have personal fascination with it. From what I've seen the degreed geologists often seem to have some contradicting opinions as well. Drillable oir deposits seem to be in suspended layers or pockets, more frequently encountered in certain areas of the world reflected by the map in the picture. Mostly though, oil just sucks in a million ways as a power source for America, we should focus on REAL alternatives instead. God bless America! | |
