As U.S. energy production surges—along with threats of conflict in Europe—industry heavyweights are insisting that now is the time for the United States to export more natural gas.
According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), the U.S. is sitting on more than 2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves—or more than a 92-year supply—creating an opportunity for exports. Opponents insist, however, that environmental concerns and economic risks do not support the export argument.
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I am just tossing this out there.
What IF? What is they knew Oil was on the Bundy Ranch land?
They are now after Texas land. I KNOW for a fact we have oil here.
How do I know? Right before he got into office, a man had his own oil drilling company. His office is….OR, WAS, about 6 miles from me. That was during the BP Oil Spill. He didn’t allow the man to drill and it ruined his business. HE HAD ALREADY FOUND THE OIL! He bought all new drilling machinery and the employees had already been hired.
He was restricted from drilling and he lost everything.
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To get oil out of the sands of NV would not be cost effective…HOWEVER!!! there IS weapons grade minerals (uranium, titanium (sp) ect) under that land…not to mention the water on and under the ground…
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That makes total sense! I knew there HAD to be something going on that I, or most people, didn’t know about.
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Reblogged this on U.S. Constitutional Free Press.
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