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Backbone of the Americas
The first article in this book is the address that introduced the technical program of the 46th Annual Meeting of the AAPG. The organization and presentation of this symposium volume was developed in…
Natural Gases of North America
Krakatan caldera. Krakatau has a history of at least 2 major episodes of caldera collapse, the second, in 1883, caused tidal waves killing over 36,000 persons. The first collapse occurred in…
C. Gas Distribution, Production, and Reserves: Stratigraphy and Selected Gas-Field Studies of North Louisiana
Natural Gas in Post-Paleozoic Rocks of Mississippi
The first production of hydrocarbons from post-Paleozoic rocks in Mississippi resulted from the discovery of the Jackson gas field in 1930. Production was from the "Jackson gas rock," a local reef…
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Backbone of the Americas : tectonic history from pole to pole : a symposium
The first article in this book is the address that introduced the technical program of the 46th Annual Meeting of the AAPG. The organization and presentation of this symposium volume was developed in…
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Planning for crisis: The unexpected and its increasing importance
Fearn-Banks, K. (2002). Crisis communication: A casebook approach. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates; pp. 330. $24.50. Heath, R., (Ed.). (2001). Handbook of public relations. Thousand Oaks, CA:…
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Challenge of Exploration for Natural Gas: ABSTRACT
During the year 1959, more than 11.44 trillion cubic feet of natural gas was marketed in the United States. This is equivalent in energy on a British Thermal basis to approximately 5,300,000 barrels…
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Potential Gas Committee and Undiscovered Supplies of Natural Gas in United States
The mission of the Potential Gas Committee (PGC) is the monitoring of undiscovered supplies of natural gas in the United States and periodic publication of its estimates. Potential supply of natural…
Crisis in the Earth Sciences. Legal or Self-Regulation?: ABSTRACT
The earth sciences need some system of regulation and accreditation. Such action will not immediately provide one more job; nor will it raise our stature or increase our income at once. Our chief…
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Natural gases of North America--a summary
An attempt is made to review, to summarize, and to examine some of the general principles, history, background, and organization of the natural gas industry. The significant differences between the…
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