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To: Sam Citron who wrote (41)11/15/2006 5:47:07 AM
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Much more oil to burn?

Historian says peak oil production is still a quarter-century away
By Kevin G. Hall
McClatchy Newspapers

WASHINGTON - Far from being a nearly exhausted resource, the world's oil reserves are three times bigger than what some popular estimates state, and peak global oil production is still about a quarter-century away, according to a new study by Pulitzer Prize-winning oil historian Daniel Yergin.

The remaining oil resource base is about 3.74 trillion barrels, according to a report released Tuesday by Cambridge Energy Research Associates, which Yergin runs. That's more than three times the 1.2 trillion barrels than "peak-oil" theorists suggest.
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