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In article <Pi_gd.43081$186.9596@fe1.texas.rr.com>, edearl@satx.rr.com says...


>Personally, I believe there is only enough easily-accessed oil to last 
>till about 2040-2050, but the 1000 year claim is not totally outrageous. 
>  The earth is large enough to contain that amount of oil.

Yes. And there *is* enough oil to last a very long 
time, at least. See:

Gas Resources Corporation, Houston, Texas, USA (J.F. Kenney):
http://www.gasresources.net

or

Homepage of professor Thomas Gold, USA (still available):
http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/tg21/.


>Even if there were oil to last 1000 years, IMHO, to plan on using it is 
>suicidal because of CO2 and other emissions. That goes for coal, too. 
>IMHO, using all of the known coal reserves is a suicidal plan, because 
>of emissions.

No. The "manmade global warming" propaganda is another
hoax, intended, as is the "we're running out of oil",
hoax, to make energy as scarce and expensive as possible.

See:

Some websites refuting the big "manmade global warming" hoax:

Still Waiting For Greenhouse 
(John L. Daly; site continued by others):
www.john-daly.com

CO2 Science Magazine
(Craig D. Idso and others):
http://www.co2science.org

The Science & Environmental Policy Project 
(S. Fred Singer and others):
http://www.sepp.org

CO2 and Climate 
(Ned Leonard):
www.CO2andClimate.org

JunkScience.com
(Steve Milloy):
http://www.junkscience.com

Global Warming in a Politically Correct Climate
(Mikhel Mathiesen):
http://members.aol.com/scriptec/

The abovementioned hoaxes are coming from precisely
those same arch-reactionaries in society who are
also very intensively combating nuclear energy, the
quite superior energy source.

The common denominator of the hoaxes, the aim of
those people:

To make all energy as scarce and expensive as only
they can.

Rolf M.