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Continuing national interest in energy supplies has led to important new
accomplishments by our employees . In 1984 , our energy studies located
highpotential geothermal fluids at Newberry volcano , contributed to improved
methods for ...
Continuing national interest in energy supplies has led to important new
accomplishments by our employees . In 1984 , our energy studies located
highpotential geothermal fluids at Newberry volcano , contributed to improved
methods for ...
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Continued discovery of mineral deposits has warded off the exhaustion of
mineral supplies predicted by some popular writers ... The discovery stage in the
mineral supply process is the result of inquiry driven by the immediate goal of
providing ...
Continued discovery of mineral deposits has warded off the exhaustion of
mineral supplies predicted by some popular writers ... The discovery stage in the
mineral supply process is the result of inquiry driven by the immediate goal of
providing ...
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These insights suggest that the current widespread perception that all is well with
the world oil supply is unsupported by data . Petroleum discoveries are
decreasing as projected demand due to economic recovery is rising . The current
...
These insights suggest that the current widespread perception that all is well with
the world oil supply is unsupported by data . Petroleum discoveries are
decreasing as projected demand due to economic recovery is rising . The current
...
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In decades past , stable price and supply of petroleum limited our concern to the
most obvious geological questions — Where were the fields likely to be found ?
and How good were they ? Today , unpredictable prices , political upheavals in ...
In decades past , stable price and supply of petroleum limited our concern to the
most obvious geological questions — Where were the fields likely to be found ?
and How good were they ? Today , unpredictable prices , political upheavals in ...
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... vulnerability to drought of surface - water supplies and shallow ground - water
supplies ; • Concerns about the reliability of water supplies as competition for
water increases ; • Declining ground - water levels associated with increased use
of ...
... vulnerability to drought of surface - water supplies and shallow ground - water
supplies ; • Concerns about the reliability of water supplies as competition for
water increases ; • Declining ground - water levels associated with increased use
of ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1985 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 10 Dec 2012 |
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