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To: Griz1 who wrote (5796)	4/16/2005 11:37:41 PM
From: Casaubon	Respond to of 12411

no, its true. The theory goes something like this: microorganisms convert CO2 into organic molecules (ie methane (the smallest alkane), etc). And, high pressure miles beneath the surface of the earth , in the presence of natural zeolites (cavitated minerals which catalyze the formation of longer chain alkanes) forms a potentially renewable source of oil. Still, we need to ask if we are burning it faster than it gets created. It becomes a dynamic equilibrium problem. However, this would be a much better scenario than dino dukey theory.