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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/raymond-j-learsy/oils-dirty-big-secret-as_b_118380.html
The gist of the article is that the term "fossil fuels" is a deliberate attempt to deceive and make us believe that oil is finite. Oil didn't come from dead dinosaurs which certainly would make oil finite but is stored in virtually unlimited amount deep inside the earth and seeps to the surface due to tectonic activity.
"...Ever wonder why the Middle East has so much oil? Simple, a very active tectonic fault runs underneath the oil fields. Faults and fissures are how oil travels to the near surface from the mantle...."
"..Among Kurdryavtsev's colleagues was Professor V.A. Krayushkin, chair of the Dept. of Petroleum Exploration at the Ukranian Academy of Sciences and leader of the DneiperDonets Basin Exploration project in the Ukraine, an area that has yielded eleven giant oil fields holding at least 65 billion barrels of oil and some 100 billion cubic meters of recoverable gas, comparable to the North Slope of Alaska . The area had previously been designated as having no potential for petroleum production whatsoever. Exploration, according to a paper by Richard Heinberg, was conducted entirely according to the "perspective of the modern Russian Ukranian theory of abyssal, abiotic petroleum origins....".
The gist of the article is that the term "fossil fuels" is a deliberate attempt to deceive and make us believe that oil is finite. Oil didn't come from dead dinosaurs which certainly would make oil finite but is stored in virtually unlimited amount deep inside the earth and seeps to the surface due to tectonic activity.
"...Ever wonder why the Middle East has so much oil? Simple, a very active tectonic fault runs underneath the oil fields. Faults and fissures are how oil travels to the near surface from the mantle...."
"..Among Kurdryavtsev's colleagues was Professor V.A. Krayushkin, chair of the Dept. of Petroleum Exploration at the Ukranian Academy of Sciences and leader of the DneiperDonets Basin Exploration project in the Ukraine, an area that has yielded eleven giant oil fields holding at least 65 billion barrels of oil and some 100 billion cubic meters of recoverable gas, comparable to the North Slope of Alaska . The area had previously been designated as having no potential for petroleum production whatsoever. Exploration, according to a paper by Richard Heinberg, was conducted entirely according to the "perspective of the modern Russian Ukranian theory of abyssal, abiotic petroleum origins....".
