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February 7, 2013

Expanding Our Depletable Resources

Marty Hutzler, MasterResource


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The United States has vast resources of oil, natural gas, and coal. In just a few short years, a forty-year paradigm that the U.S. was energy poor has been reversed. The world’s mineral-energy resource base is enlarging, not depleting–and leading the way is the U.S. with private firms exploring and producing from private lands. . .

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