For many years, most oil was used for lighting and lubrication, and the amounts extracted were modest. Then in 1901, a new well named for an East Texas hillock, Spindletop, began gushing more per day than all other U.S. wells combined.
Since then, America has exhausted its hydrocarbon supplies. Repeatedly
Saturday, November 21, 2009
George F. Will: Fossil fuels belie environmentalism - washingtonpost.com
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