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The New Prize: Asia’s “Fire Ice” Gas Revolution

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By Elliot Brennan

"The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) estimates there could be up to 100,000 trillion cubic feet of gas hydrates globally."

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  1. Global warming has been debunked? Please educate us...where can one learn about this?
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  2. Dear Arne, it's a bit easy accusing anyone who says something about the environment of being a green tree hugging hippie that supports Al Gore and the WWF, don't you think? S...
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