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Cold, Hungry and in the Dark Exploding the Natural Gas Supply Myth

By: Bill Powers(Author), Art Berman(Foreword By)
336 pages
Cold, Hungry and in the Dark
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Conventional wisdom has North America entering a new era of energy abundance thanks to shale gas. But has industry been honest? Cold, Hungry and in the Dark argues that declining productivity combined with increasing demand will trigger a crisis that will cause prices to skyrocket, damage the economy, and have a profound impact on the lives of nearly every North American.

Relying on faulty science, bought-and-paid-for-white papers masquerading as independent research and "industry consultants," the "shale promoters" have vastly overstated the viable supply of shale gas resources for their own financial gain. This startling exposé, written by an industry insider, suggests that the stakes involved in the Enron scandal might seem like lunch money in comparison to the bursting of the natural gas bubble.

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By: Bill Powers(Author), Art Berman(Foreword By)
336 pages
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