Oil and Natural Gas:

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Oil and Natural Gas Geology, History, and Future
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Schematic Cross-section of the Anadarko
Basin Modified from Witt and others (1971).
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Map of Oklahoma Oil and Gas Fields Distinguished
By GOR and Coalbed Methane Production. From Boyd
(2002) (GOR Cutoffs Oil lt5,000 Oil and Gas
5,000-20,000 Gas gt 20,000)
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Some types of subsurface natural gas accumulations
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The Booch Gas Play
Booch Gross Sand Isopach (As defined by regional
control gt25 ft)
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Oil
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Oil seep in Stanley Fm. (U.Miss) 20 miles south
of McAlester. Photo by Jock Campbell.
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The Nellie Johnstone 1, drilled in 1897 just
south of Bartlesville, established the first
economic production in the State. Photograph
taken from Franks, 1980.
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Petroleum provinces and major Oklahoma oil fields
(gt100 MMB 1/2002). Northcutt and Campbell (1995).
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Map of Oklahoma Oil and Gas Fields Distinguished
By GOR and Coalbed Methane Production. From Boyd
(2002) (GOR Cutoffs Oil lt5,000 Oil and Gas
5,000-20,000 Gas gt 20,000)
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Natural Gas
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Petroleum provinces and major Oklahoma gas fields
(gt1 TCF 1/2001). Northcutt and Campbell (1995).
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International
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United States Energy Consumption By Source,
1775-2000. From E.I.A., (2003).
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United States 2003 annual energy outlookearly
release, 1970-2025. From E.I.A., (2003).
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Map of world regions showing OPEC member states.
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2.1 TBO Ultimate Recovery
1.8 TBO Ultimate Recovery
World oil production through 2000 (heavy dots)
showing projected production through 2050 (dashed
lines) for two possible ultimate recoveries. From
Deffeyes (2001).
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• Conclusions
• 1) Dominance of oil and gas will continue.
• 2) U.S. energy dependence will increase.
• Higher prices and volatility will remain the
  norm.
• World oil productive capacity will peak this
  decade.
• Its not the end of the world.