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In 2002, the U.S. Geological Service pegged technically recoverable Marcellus shale reserves at 1.9 trillion cubic feet.
FORBES: Just How Long Will U.S. Gas Supplies Last?
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But a report by the British Geological Survey to map out where Britain's gas reserves are has been commissioned by the Department of Energy.
BBC: Autumn statement: A future for shale gas in Wales?
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The world has plenty of potash 610 years worth, which ensures centuries more of fertilizer-making, and 590 years of known iron-ore reserves, according to U.S. Geological Survey estimates.
WSJ: Exhausting the Earth's Resources? Not So Fast
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The expert working group will begin with the perspective that geological resources are an important element of development and that biosphere reserves are much more than just protected areas.
UNESCO: Basic Sciences
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But a joint survey by the state-run Petrobangla corporation and the United States Geological Survey (USGS) suggests that Bangladesh's gas reserves could reach as much as sixty-one trillion cubic feet (tcf).
BBC: Bangladesh edges toward gas exports
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But by accounting for further development, continual technology advances such as horizontal drilling and supportive prices, the U.S. Geological Survey calculates that 86% of total U.S. proven reserves are additions to original numbers.
FORBES: Crude Awakening
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" Dorian notes that Chinese estimates of its reserves "have been downsized tremendously over the last 15 years because the original geological estimates were incorrect, " adding: "This is a company in which the valuation is influenced not only economic measures but also political and social factors, so it's very complicated.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy
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Last year, the US Geological Survey estimated the Arctic could be home to 30% of the world's undiscovered natural gas reserves and 13% of its undiscovered oil.
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The US Geological Survey estimates that the Arctic has around a quarter of the world's undiscovered and recoverable oil and gas reserves.
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