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Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Mainstream and blog coverage in advance of the USGS report tomorrow

Business Week reports on the Bakken and the imminent USGS report

Salon has brief coverage.

Bakken shale blog is of course solely focused on the Bakken

The Cost of Energy summarizes some of the data and reports and agrees there is a lot of oil in place but wants the USGS and other sources to pin down whether recoverable oil is 3% or 50% and then will not say how fast it will be developed

Classical values feels that the Bakken shows that capitalism beats fear mongers again

Resource Investor has a news roundup on Bakken

North Dakota Press release from 2006

FURTHER READING
More bakken news from Google news
Posted by bw at 11:59 AM
Labels: bakken, bakken oil, blogs, future, news media, united states, usgs, usgs study

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