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To: JEB who wrote (269892)	7/3/2002 9:31:21 PM
From: J_F_Shepard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

"Those figures would be different if the price of oil was still around $30 (reference the figures from the year 2000 on the DOE, shows we have plenty of potential reserves)." What are you talking about....putting the price of oil at $30 would increase the reserves? The price of oil doesn't put it in the ground, it may slow or hasten consumption, but it doesn't create oil. btw, the figures I posted were DOE data from the year 2001. Where are the "plenty of potential reserves" that would make a significant change in those numbers....