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    Climate's rocky road Some 40 years ago as a freshman college student, I signed up for a geology course to satisfy the science requirement under my liberal arts course of studies...
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    Movement of crude oil north from the Black Sea towards European markets will retain the option of the Odessa-Brody crude oil pipeline, even though the line has lain idle since...
    March 8, 2004
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    Refiners are likely to have another good year in 2004, but there are some bumps in the road ahead.
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    An economic analysis comparing two options for moving natural gas—pipeline only and combined pipeline and LNG scheme—from Turkmenistan to China has shown the clear superiority...
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    Here's the TH560B telehandler, the largest of the B-Series line introduced to date.
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    In the World Bank's Extractive Industries Review (EIR), the oil and gas industry has something to regret more than the recommendation that the bank quit funding oil projects (...
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    Houston, has named Dalton L. Thomas as vice-president of operations support.
    March 8, 2004
    I enjoyed reading your article, "Drilling expands in Texas' largest gas field" (OGJ, Jan. 19, 2004, p. 45).
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    Restrictions on exploration access to offshore areas to increase North American natural gas reserves is a major and continuing obstacle, says a senior energy consultant and analyst...
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    Worldwide production of natural gas, currently at 2.6 trillion cu m/year (tcm/year), is expected to rise to 4.755 tcm/year by 2025, an average increase of 2.75%/year.
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    A country can make constructive use of some assaults on its sovereignty.
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    The North American natural gas industry is pushing ahead with plans for new supply sources but is currently struggling to meet steadily rising demand.
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    Energy futures prices fell Mar. 3 as traders reacted to what they saw as unexpectedly bearish government and industry reports of a build in US crude inventories during the week...
    March 8, 2004
    Spring races forward. And as the weather warms, US presidential election rhetoric promises to heat up, too.
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    Saudi Aramco late last month said it is well-positioned to remain the world's leading oil supplier now and far into the future.
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    Brazil's energy sector needs further restructuring to meet its domestic oil needs, said Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy in a recent study.
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    The future near and midterm supply of US and Canadian natural gas came under close scrutiny during a panel discussion by industry participants Feb. 20 at the second annual Energy...
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