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Answering the continuing questions about oil prices and the curret energy situation inspired Scott Tinker, AAPG President 2008-09, to generate this "Top 10 List" of the myths and realities about energy. Global Energy: Myths, Realities and Paradoxes was presented in July, 2008 at the Rocky Mountain Section and COGA meeting held in Denver, Colorado.

These slides were provided by Will Green from talks he presents when he visits university campuses as a Visiting Geoscientist. They are compiled from data found at DOE/EIA.

The earthquake slides illustrate how the engineering of the Alaskan pipeline really works and that development of oil and gas in sensitive areas can be accomplished without damage to the environment. Larry Wickstrom, Ohio Geological Survey, Columbus, Ohio

By Larry Wickstrom Ohio Geological Survey, Columbus, Ohio

Today's Students, Tomorrow's Professionals. A report presented by John Kaldi, National Centre for Petroleum Geology and Geophysics, University of Adelaide, Australia

Some Distinguished Lecturers have opted to provide their slides to members of AAPG now that their tours are complete. The slides are provided in PDF format for you to download and review.

Some Distinguished Lecturers have opted to provide their slides to members of AAPG now that their tours are complete. The slides are provided in PDF format for you to download and review.

This reservoir engineering presentation will show the production results from over 1,300 horizontal wells drilled throughout the world, and will compare these results to predictions.

On September 23, 2002 the second AAPG President's Conference on National Issues presented information to decision makers in Washington, D.C., on "Energy & Environment: A Partnership That Works." Held at the Reserve Officer Association Building across the street from the U.S. Capitol, the half-day session included presentations on supply and demand issues, industry environmental practices and impact and evidence of environmental responsibility -- with the intent to bring a view of rational science into the policy debate.

On September 23, 2002 the second AAPG President's Conference on National Issues presented information to decision makers in Washington, D.C., on "Energy & Environment: A Partnership That Works." Held at the Reserve Officer Association Building across the street from the U.S. Capitol, the half-day session included presentations on supply and demand issues, industry environmental practices and impact and evidence of environmental responsibility -- with the intent to bring a view of rational science into the policy debate.