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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (6596)	2/5/2005 10:59:21 AM
From: coug	Read Replies (1) of 361298

Mr Rat, Interesting article but this statement is kind of interesting from I assume is an expert on the industry. <<A final explanation for Australia’s oil production retreat, may be the simple fact that there might not be that much oil left to find. Australia is the world’s driest continent and lacks much of the organic material required for the creation of oil. Despite dramatic improvements in seismic and offshore drilling technologies that have opened up huge new areas for exploration, Australia’s reserves have barely budged over the years. The below table clearly displays the difficulty the country has had in growing its oil reserves:>> He's probably right that there is not much oil left to find, but to make a statement that Australia being the "world's driest continent and lacks the organic material required for oil creation" is kind of troubling from him. Well that is now <g> but what was it like in past geologic time when most of the oil being produced now was created. <g>.. Also a lot of Australia is not dry now, not that has any bearing on the past too. <g> I don't know, I just thought it was "interesting" statement based upon my experience.. c

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