Where on http://www.energy.gov/ can I find their weekly inventory reports for crude oil?
Thank you!
posted by Penelope
on Oct 20, 2010 -
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What would it take of an alternative energy to make a serious impact in current global energy consumption? What cost/benefits would it need to demonstrate over and above existing sources? Who would need to seriously start using it? Anybody have some good sources of information or discussion on this topic?
posted by zaebiz
on Oct 22, 2008 -
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What are the top 3 things I can do this year to avoid consuming non-renewable resources?
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posted by brandnew
on Apr 17, 2008 -
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The oil we use today was made from a biomass from a certain era. When was it, and how long was that era?
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posted by sourwookie
on Oct 27, 2007 -
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We hear a lot about global warming that is attributable to greenhouse effects, etc. Can anyone link-to/guestimate the actual thermal energy we are putting into the planet directly, as a result of burning, moving, etc.?
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posted by clord
on Jan 20, 2007 -
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I remember back in the eighties when a huge output of oil came from the United States, particularly three states: Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. My question is simple - What Happened??? Why isn't there a lot of oil coming out of those states anymore? I have heard about "capped" wells and don't understand. Are companies still drilling in the oil rich states? If so, why can't it be increased to deal with the current Middle East oil supply? Inquiring gasoline consumers want to know!
posted by Gerard Sorme
on Apr 17, 2006 -
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