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Re: What if the world runs out of gas?
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Posted by Alberta Mike on September 17, 2000 at 16:06:16 from (209.115.159.109):
In Reply to: What if the world runs out of gas? posted by PoppinJohnny on September 17, 2000 at 11:18:55:
Have any of us tractor buffs ever heard of Fort McMurray, Alberta (Canada) and the "tar sands"? I'm sure you could find it on the internet somehow, maybe SYNCRUDE or SUNCOR (the two major firms involved). If you research how much crude is up there buried in the tar sands, believe me, not too many of us or our kids or grandkids will have to worry about running out of the stuff. Problem is, it takes a huge amount of natural gas energy to get the oil out of the sand. Now, just how much natural gas is around is another thing, but I think there's lots. See ya !!!
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