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To: eric deaver who wrote (5519)	7/20/1998 1:05:00 AM
From: Bird	Respond to of 11684

eric deaver wrote: >Also look at where the environmental industry is going - every major environmental >firm is teaming up with the likes of Tow and a good real estate lawyer and is >purchasing distressed properties - it referred to as a Brownsfield Project. Don't >believe me check the EPA website. What's the concept? Buy a distressed property >for pennies on the dollar, redevelop and turn it around for a big profit. Funny you should mention environmental concerns. This is the subject that attracted me initially to MTEI. On the North Range in AK, Elk are often overcome by seepage and either attack the nearest 4X4 or keel over dead from the blow-by of wells. Spontaneous tundra fires break out in the frozen earth! The ecological problems in AK are inherent to that regions' fragile frozen top strata and most problematic - equipment fatigue and breakdown due to the extreme distances and extreme conditions the fuels must be piped or tanked over. Fossil fuel resources in AK are fine for limited domestic use. When large oil companies push that production to feed their global customers, problems arise. This disaster will become more apparent in these last few years of this and the rest of the next century. This IMO is why DOMESTIC fossil fuel production close to demographic consumption centers will be of primary importance. Domestic production will take the load off of environmentally unfeasible production, stopping what has happened in Alaska and many other places. Small start-up companies such as Mountain Energy (MTEI) will take up the slack in lost wilderness production using modern reclamation technologies to produce at less than half the real cost (with environmental included) incurred in Alaska, which makes a far better National Park than tar pit. Gregg P.S. Frogs are all dying globally. See above and know why.