Peak Oil And Famine: Four Billion Deaths
http://www.countercurrents.org/goodchild291007.htm

I suppose it is theologically possible of him on his return to change say a 500ml top up bottle of 10/40 lubricant into 500 million barrels of instantly available crude oil.

* Amethyst gasfield
* Cleeton gasfield
* Ravenspurn gasfield
* West Sole gasfield

Central North Sea

* Andrew oilfield
* Cyrus oilfield
* ETAP complex
o Marnock
o Mungo
o Monan
o Machar
o Mirren
o Madoes
* Erskine gasfield
* Everest gasfield
* Harding oilfield
* Lomond gasfield
* Miller oilfield

Northern North Sea

* Bruce oilfield
* Magnus oilfield

West of Shetland

* Clair oilfield
* Foinaven oilfield
* Schiehallion oilfield

In Other countries:

* Norway

* Hod oilfield
* Tambar oilfield
* Ula oil field
* Valhall oil field

* Trinidad and Tobago

All fields of the Trinidad and Tobago business unit are operated from the BPTT office in Port of Spain.

* Mango gasfield

* Gulf of Mexico Deepwater

The Gulf of Mexico business unit is operated from Houston, Texas.

* Atlantis Oil Field
* Holstein
* Horn Mountain
* Mad Dog
* Marlin
* Nakika
* Pompano
* Thunder Horse Oil Field
* Tiber Oil Field (announced 2009; production not commenced)

* Alaska

The BP office for the Alaska business unit is located in Anchorage.

* Prudhoe Bay Oil Field

* Azerbaijan

All fields in Caspian Sea are operated from the BP office in Baku. Azeri-Chirag-Guneshli, estimated reserves are 5,5 billion barrels of oil

* Egypt

The Egypt business unit is operated from Cairo.
North American Gas
Permian
* East Texas
* Arkoma
* Hugoton
* San Juan
* Wamsutter
* Jonah/Moxa/Overthrust
* Tuscaloosa
* Woodford Shale

* Vietnam

Vietnam operations are run from Sunbury-on-Thames, England.

* Angola

Operations in Angola are run from the BP office in Sunbury, England.

* Plutonio oilfield

* Colombia

The Colombia BU is operated from the office in Bogotá.
Australasia

Operations in Australasia are managed from Jakarta, Indonesia and Perth, Australia.

* North Rankin gasfield
* Angel gasfield
* Goodwyn gasfield

and Russia???

In Mexico before 1937 British companies controlled some of the Mexican Oil. After the Mexican Oil expropriation or nationalization British oil companies boycotted PEMEX… but in spite of the boycott, PEMEX developed into one of the largest oil companies in the world and helped Mexico become the world’s fifth largest oil exporter and one of the largest, most successful and powerful Oil companies in the world!!!
In 1938 Mexican President Lázaro Cárdenas nationalized 17 foreign oil companies to create Pemex, the largest Latin American petroleum company and a major world exporter of fossil fuel.
Pemex engages in exploration, production, refining, transportation, storage, distribution, and sales of oil and natural gas. In the 1970s promising oil discoveries gave rise to a national spending spree, led by the flamboyant President José López Portillo and financed by massive borrowing. Crude-oil production tripled, but when the international price of oil collapsed in 1981, López Portillo raised Mexican oil prices. The country was virtually bankrupt within one year. Economic reforms have since contributed to greater stability. At the turn of the 21st century, Pemex accounted for nearly 40% of the Mexican government’s income.
In 1938, President Lázaro Cárdenas sided with oil workers striking against foreign-owned oil companies for an increase in pay and social services. On March 18, 1938, citing the 27th article of the 1917 constitution, President Cárdenas embarked on the state-expropriation of all resources and facilities, nationalizing the U.S. and Anglo-Dutch operating companies, creating Pemex.
In retaliation, many foreign governments closed their markets to Mexican oil. In spite of the boycott,

" Pemex developed into one of the largest oil companies in the world and helped Mexico become the fifth-largest oil exporter in the world "
Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) not only fuels Mexico’s automobile engines, the state-owned oil company also fuels the nation’s economy, accounting for some one-third of the Mexican government’s revenues and about 7% of its export earnings. The integrated company’s operations, spread throughout Mexico, range from exploration and production to refining and petrochemicals. PEMEX’s P.M.I. Comercio Internacional subsidiary manages the company’s trading operations outside the country. In 2009 PEM.

Greed is responsible, but not Britain.

Yes, corporations should have been better managed, but why blame Britain for the spill when it took place in US controlled waters?

We have learned in the past 60 years how truly interwoven our ecosystem is. Everything is where it is for a reason. Reason’s that have nothing to do with the human race’s need to power cars, homes and economy. So if every naturally occurring system on this planet is connected, what then would be the result and what is the intended function and process of connection to the ecosystem of underground crude oil deposits? Here we have these massive porous spaces, some spanning many miles. They generally have walls of coal so dense as to almost be diamond in strength, to stand the pressure and heat of the billions of gallons of boiling hot oil. This oil its self being stabilized by flammable gasses under pressure and then salt water above that creating this liquid pressure pillow underground.

At first I thought I would look up the national geological information and find the answer of why oil is there easily. I became worried quickly as two hours of research had provided me with nothing but an extensive amount of data on crude oil production, future of the petroleum and natural gas industries. Not one research project, nothing,

Then amidst even more research, for I was sure I was over reacting I found this "CO2 Reduction Partnership" http://www.undeerc.org/pcor/region/gsinks.aspx

What this is all about turned my concern into a actual fear for the planet itself.
On the surface this seems like a fantastic and wonderful idea to lower carbon dioxide by taking raw CO2 being emitted from static sources and pumping it into these massive spaces left behind by the removal of crude oil. These "Storage Area’s" as they call them would be able to store the excess CO2 produced by humans for up to 600 years and could seriously help save our asses in the short run. 600 years is a short run species wise.

Then it all slapped together.

1.We don’t seem to think oil is in the ground for any other reason than to fuel our society.

2. Oil is kept in a non oxygen pressurized area at above boiling temperatures.

3. Empty or water filled holes spanning many miles underground closer to our molten hot magnetic core of our planet.

4. These holes then being filled with a naturally "COLD" heavy gas.

WTF You want to pump coolant into the earths crust in caverns meant to hold molten temperatures with a coolant!?!? While this doesn’t seem like a issue to the people doing this I see 1 massive problem.While no one seems to have considered the impact of making these caverns in the first place, then turning around and filling them with billions of LBS of pressurized CO2 gas . Once under pressure it will become liquid and its temperature is at -78 C (-109F) could possible change the core temp of the planet.. Which is in a constant molten and moving state. This much coolant below seabeds would change the overall surface temperature of the planet over time as well as I see it.

I am sure I am wrong on a couple things but not all of this. You cannot rationalize that pumping coolant miles below the earth near its volcanic core would have no effect what so ever.

So whats oil there for and what are we doing to our planet really?

Crude oil is the product of chemical reduction of carbon based life forms that have died and have been buried under ground. (reduction is the reverse of oxidation) The reduction causes the formation of hydrocarbons. To generalize hydrocarbons are chemicals that are in a class called lipids (or fats, inedible fats in the case of crude oil but fat none the less). Also over time hydrocarbons can form into more complex molecules called paraffin(wax). They move out of their source rock and get washed along underground by ground water through the pore spaces in rocks. Since oil floats on water the hydrocarbons float up into traps where a curious creature on this planet can drill it out of the ground and use it for a wide variety of uses. Otherwise over millions of years it will slowly seep up to the Earth’s surface and dissipate into the ecosystem. There are also subterranean bacterias that can make a meal of oil but are not sufficiently present to eat it all up. If you want to get rid of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere the best way is to get the oceans to eat it. I wouldn’t worry about running out of hydrocarbons any time soon. There is pleanty of source rock full of oxygen deprived carbon based rocks still producing new hydrocarbons. Be sure when your oil well stops producing oil to plug the formations up tight with cement they will slowly start to refill again. Finally I would like to say that there are no big holes in the ground full of oil. An oil reservoir is just pore spaces in rocks that are filled with oil and natural gas. As the oil is pumped out ground water fills in right behind it. Drilling oil out of the ground has no effect on the temperature in the Earth’s core. Heat is transported from the core by convection in the Earth’s mantle. The heat comes up places where it meets the least resistance, mainly the mid-ocean ridges, and volcanos. Every time a volcano goes boom heat is let out from the inside. Please remember that the temperatures inside the core are hot enough to melt rock into liquid and thats how the heat gets out. One of the main sources of heat in the Earth’s core is the decay of radioactive potassium isotopes, this is also true in the mantle and crust. One of its left overs is a stable atom of Argon. Argon is nearly 1% of the Earth’s atmosphere by volume.

Worldfocus correspondent Edie Magnus and producers Bryan Myers and Meghan Thompson report from Angra dos Reis, south of Rio de Janeiro, on Brazils unfolding role as oil giant.

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The markets are nearing a critical short term juncture.
An S&P rally above 1130 reopens potential to 1159
or even higher. An intermediate term correction (at
least) is still likely, but a push above 1150 would likely
delay it by several more weeks at least. A decline
through recent lows near 1040 breaks any near term
bullish pattern.

We are near a potential short term top in the dollar,
gold and crude oil may still see new short term highs.

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