Bakken: The Biggest Oil Find in U.S. History

Yup, you are short. I study too. What about fast growing rates of CO2? If it is now 382 ppms... and if it grows over 550 ppms? It is rather childish to think that all consumer culture front of our open eyes doesn't have any effect. Our population it too big to have that "one way". And anyway, we should sweep that "blame" away. Like we would have that emotional luxury for question.

With new horizontal drill technology, companies are now able to extract 10 times as much oil in the Bakkens as compared to when they initally started drilling it. At the moment large cap plays have started to buy out small caps in the area and staking large claims as well. If your a believer and an investor in oil, take a look at some of these plays. US: EERG, WSEG, CPWC CDN: RYD, ATK, REL.

Crescent Point Energy(CPG) alone has acquired seven small cap plays this year.

The Monetary system, one of the biggest frauds in history. Root to all problems, best controlling mechanism of all times.

regarding this oil shale find, GoldNev Resources has also found a huge oil shale find in Saskatchewan, more than two billion barrels

Earth heats and cools in cycles for millions of years...
My degree is in Environmental Science. It is NOT a result of mankinds activities .

My god I have been waiting for someone other than me to say that.

Yes Its amazing How This Summer In The Midwest Is The Coolest In A Decade!

Respect the earth you use, lower your emissions, and don't listen to the global warming bullshit.

Im a GIS guy but have done extensive research on this. So true, the earth has cyclic wobbles and elliptic eccentricities (Milankovitch cycles). 100,41,21 thousand year cycles, geologic and ice core analysis proves this. Most of the time earth is in glaciation since the pleistocene period. We are currently at the end of a "brief" warming period. The magnetic pole shift and rising waters is one small effect of these cycles.

i can concur
its true that our waters lead into water storage inside a city but what does not make sense is why are borders of some low atoll countries being swept by high level of water and melting of ice mountains and glaciers.
assuming we were the condescending problem of the flooding it doesn't explain the high increase in temperature and higher level waters.
it is obvious global warming is taking its toll
as stats say average temperatures have increased at a sharp 0.6 since the last decade