The 70 blocks of non-pre-salt will include offshore areas in Ceara, Potiguar, Sergipe-Alagoas, Campos and Santos basins as well as onshore in Parana and Parnaiba basins.
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"It is the maintenance of the basins that is a problem for us," said community representative Ndiaye, adding that the government – which built the basins – had promised to be responsible for their upkeep.
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Sand prices have been dropping as shale producers in the Permian and other basins have been sourcing more from local basins to cut transportation costs involved in buying Northern White sand from Wisconsin.
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The U.S. Gulf of Mexico has faced waning interest in recent years as competition stepped up from other basins globally, as well as from onshore shale basins and Mexico's waters in the Gulf.
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Once they hatch, they get released back into the basins.
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The red dots represent the basins analyzed by the researchers.
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Inside, I find 24 square basins, arranged neatly in rows.
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Nearby are a pair of large silver fountains and basins.
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You can make out Mars's great basins, valleys, and craters.
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The U.S. Gulf of Mexico has faced waning interest in recent years as competition has stepped up from other basins globally, as well as from onshore shale basins and Mexico's waters in the Gulf.
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"We are looking in the main key basins in the southeast of Brazil, which are our favorites," he said, flagging the three basins, including Santos, where the company already has five offshore exploration blocks.
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"If you're a company like Chevron or Exxon who plays in multiple basins, you have to make sure it is competitive with other basins globally," said Bob Fryklund, chief upstream strategist at IHS Markit.
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The company is currently excavating two ash basins at the site.
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"The auction might include blocks from (all) three basins," he said.
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Go deeper: The Atlantic Basins tropical storms and hurricanes in 2019
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India has 26 sedimentary basins, of which only seven are producing.
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MIKE WIRTH: Well, there are certainly other basins with unconventional geology.
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"We were yelling into loudspeakers, banging on wash basins," he said.
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We share river basins and power grids, TV and radio stations.
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Production declines are forecast in the Eagle Ford and Anadarko basins.
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In some high mountain basins, it's deeper than 80 feet (24 meters).
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One of them is identify your most important rivers and water basins.
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Meanwhile, production declines are forecast in the Eagle Ford and Anadarko basins.
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The agency forecast production declines in the Eagle Ford and Anadarko basins.
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Meanwhile, production declines are forecast in the Eagle Ford and Anadarko basins.
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Toto provided high-efficiency toilets, faucets, urinals, wash basins and hand driers.
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Despite recent sales, Chesapeake holds assets in many basins throughout the United States.
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Graphic: Break-even costs for producing oil in major U.S. shale basins - tmsnrt.
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She makes maps of the universe that she compares to watersheds, or basins.
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Oil producers have benefited from surging crude production in the U.S. shale basins.
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Unfortunately, basins are characterised by the absence of mass rather than its presence.
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On a ledge above the oval basins, human figures posture and disport themselves.
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Chevron, BP and ExxonMobil all own large swathes of America's most productive basins.
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NOAA also issued seasonal hurricane outlooks for the eastern and central Pacific basins.
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Valleys and basins and rivers long dry point to the planet's hydrous past.
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JOHN HESS: There are three major oil shale basins in the United States.
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The site comprises chambers, walls, drains, and basins all made out of stone.
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At least one of the basins is likely to have to be artificial.
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It counts as the largest transfer of water between river basins in history.
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Instead, the stained basins hold shredded plastic, cracked bottles, broken as the fountain.
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It forges volcanoes, fuels atmospheres, digs out ocean basins and creates mountain ranges.
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Major river flooding will continue across parts of the Mississippi and Missouri River Basins.
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It consists of two concentric oval basins brimming with water, topped by an obelisk.
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And, disturbingly, we don't even know how much water is left in these basins.
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For example, Earth may be unique in that it features unusually deep water basins.
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That would put output from those basins at nearly 5 million barrels a day.
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Even more worrisome is the amount of water remaining in California's 2000 groundwater basins.
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In most other cities, gravity does the work of moving rainwater into drainage basins.
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The Exxon discovery made Guyana one of the world's most closely watched oil basins.
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They can operate autonomously for months at a time and traverse whole ocean basins.
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Scaling them up to cover whole ocean basins, though, would be a huge endeavour.
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Salt lakes, I later learned, are also known as ''terminal lakes'' or ''endorheic basins.
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Jones focuses its operations on the Anadarko and Arkoma basins in Texas and Oklahoma.
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The rivers carried the volcanic sediments into the valley to form deep sedimentary basins.
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The restored kitchen has Italian tiles from the 1920s and the original wash basins.
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She asked everyone to gather washcloths and a couple of basins with warm water.
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Even worse, a full third of water basins across the world are running low.
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NOAA identified the greatest risks for moderate to major flooding in the upper, middle and lower Mississippi River basins, the Red River of the North, the Great Lakes, and the eastern Missouri River, lower Ohio River, lower Cumberland River and Tennessee River basins.
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Around 5,000 light fittings and 500 pieces of sanitary ware – toilets, basins –will go, too.
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He explains that the saltwater flows inland from the sea through basins and narrow canals.
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N to market assets across four major shale basins to raise cash and slash debt.
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The city is now poised to fast-track routine maintenance of its 68,000 catch basins.
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The bulldozers will also work to clear catchment basins that help prevent flooding, he said.
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The EIA projected gas output would increase in all the big shale basins in October.
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To the west stand the rugged, treeless basins and knife-edge spine of Mount Katahdin.
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On the other side of the observation floor, multiple rows of silver basins stand empty.
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Here, water is channeled into these massive basins where it begins a transformation into brines.
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The EIA forecast gas output would increase in all the big shale basins in January.
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Among the most vulnerable aquifers are those underlying the desert basins of the American Southwest.
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Streams and rivers flowing from mountain ranges lead to similar basins as the Martian terrain.
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The EIA projected gas output would increase in all the big shale basins in December.
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Things were so bad the groundwater basins became depleted and some localities instituted water restrictions.
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Will we see an uptick in tropical storm frequency, both globally and in specific ocean basins?
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From the air, many of these basins look overfull, ready to spill with the slightest topoff.
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The deals should ensure that production growth coming from shale basins has new outlets to market.
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Earth's rocky moon is covered in dark, volcanic basins and brighter, mountainous highlands — both exceedingly ancient.
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The EIA projected gas output would increase in all of the big shale basins in May.
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Firms continue to invest in shale basins around America—in Oklahoma, for instance, and North Dakota.
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In Ontario, Canadian shippers face competition from eastern U.S. shale basins like the Marcellus and Utica.
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In basins close to the coast, aquifers are being replenished by seawater as much as freshwater.
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The fact is, California has all the storage capacity it needs—in its vast underground basins.
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The EIA projected gas output would increase in all of the big shale basins in June.
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There are no basins with taps, and evacuees wash - and even defecate - in a nearby river.
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They then dig square holes to form basins on the strip, where Kinuthia will plant vegetables.
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Long term, one option would be more basins to slow down storm runoff and collect debris.
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The stations include two basins with foot pumps that turn the water on and soap dispensers.
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But sharp production declines in other basins, like North Dakota's Bakken, have not yet reversed significantly.
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Where Mars' lakes were confined in crater basins, Earth's glacial lakes are contained within icy dams.
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Spreading olivine in the Amazon and Congo river basins could soak up 2bn tonnes of carbon dioxide.
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But the Permian and other American shale basins had already been drilled for decades using conventional wells.
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NGL ENERGY PARTNERS LP EXPECTS "MUCH GREATER" WATER VOLUMES IN OIL BASINS AFTER SEPTEMBER -CEO MIKE KRIMBALL
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The new rules will be largely applicable on 19 basins and on future licensing rounds, he added.
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Most of the pipes are designed to transport gas stranded in shale basins to the Gulf Coast.
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And it recommended that the basins of the Missouri and Mississippi should be managed as one watershed.
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The video for "Easy Easy" takes in the riverside and watered basins of the area's historic docks.
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The city has cleaned 900 street-level catch basins, Landrieu said, since the flooding on August 5.
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It started construction on huge pipelines to move natural gas from established basins and new shale formations.
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Meanwhile, production is forecast to decline in the Eagle Ford, Niobrara and Anadarko basins, the EIA said.
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Zhu grew up in Anhui, a landlocked province in eastern China that stretches across two river basins.
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Among deepwater basins, the Gulf of Mexico's reliable regulatory climate makes the region particularly attractive, analysts say.
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It is divided into five basins: the Pacific, the Atlantic, the Indian, the Arctic and the Southern oceans.
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Krakens Krakens are giant sea monsters that skulk deep ocean basins in the world of Game of Thrones.
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While India has other basins that support its agricultural sector, the Indus still remains essential for regional farming.
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One villager, Wu Zongjun, says pollution has spread to the underground basins and water they use for irrigation.
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North China's Ordos and Junggar basins are also believed to hold large shale oil resources, the experts said.
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It was a ceramic double-basin affair, with the faucet directly behind the divider between the two basins.
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One way to alleviate pressure on water basins would be to reduce irrigation for farming, the scientists said.
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Despite the low demand, several cargoes were sold in both Pacific and Atlantic basins, according to trade sources.
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One long-term option would be to build more basins to slow down storm runoff and collect debris.
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Coal ash -- industrial waste created by coal-burning power plants -- is stored in ash basins in the ground.
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However, the company believes that more hazardous coal ash in two basins at the site have not been compromised.
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The two companies have also partnered on three of Exxon's offshore exploration blocks in Mozambique's Angoche and Zambezi basins.
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Auguste said making better use of existing infrastructure is much cheaper than building new canals or water retention basins.
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At home, Conoco, like its peers, has been riding a surge in crude production in the U.S. shale basins.
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Rubbish started to accumulate in the water storage basins, which were invaded by "typha" grass growing several meters high.
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It then passes over numerous other locations, showcasing the various mountain ranges, basins, and fractured landscape of Pluto's surface.
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Breakeven prices for shale vary tremendously between different companies, different basins and even different wells within the same play.
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"If that market starts to acquire gas from other basins, they will essentially forgo western Canadian supply," Clark said.
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"Break-even wellhead costs in key US shale oil basins now average between $US35-50 per barrel", says Dhar.
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"Concentrations in the remote Arctic Ocean are higher than all other ocean basins in the world," the report said.
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His basins suggest a sense of multiple firings and glazings, a divine confusion no matter how hard you look.
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That is the colloquial description of these basins, but it is really a misnomer given their size, she said.
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Hundreds of dams are proposed or under construction in megafauna-rich river basins, including the Amazon, Congo and Mekong.
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Numerous creeks and basins, like the Paerdegat, penetrate upland from the bay, putting surrounding areas at risk of flooding.
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In the driest basins, GSAs must file plans on how to do so by the end of January 2020.
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Coal ash collects at the bottom of basins, making it difficult to determine when ash escapes from a site.
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Even though the number of rigs drilling new wells in U.S. shale basins has declined since the start of the year, oil output has continued to increase in part because the productivity of those rigs - the amount of oil new wells produce per rig - has increased to record levels in most basins.
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Scientists with NASA's Dawn mission were surprised to find that Ceres has no clear signs of truly giant impact basins.
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That has offset gloom about falling production from other shale basins, such as the Bakken formation in western North Dakota.
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For starters, look out for these nail salon warning signs — and try to always choose salons with jet-free basins.
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Off-duty rescue workers stir deep basins of diced chicken, turning the sizzling mixture with scoops the size of spades.
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Its SPAC raised $377 million through an initial public offering to hunt for large infrastructure businesses in U.S. shale basins.
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In a companion paper in Water Resources Research, the researchers took stock of how little we know about these basins.
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The North Sea was one of the world's first offshore basins, and has produced oil for more than four decades.
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Geodesists make precise measurements of where landforms are at any given moment—mountain peaks, ocean basins, remote islands, entire continents.
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The executive order encourages the Interior and Commerce departments to streamline the process for privately funded surveys of resource basins.
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He admits some of his neighbors have been reluctant to adopt the changes, particularly the labor involved in digging basins.
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The region boasts remarkable biodiversity; only the vast basins of the Congo and the Amazon compare to or surpass it.
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Century-old pumps are in constant need of repair, catch basins repeatedly clog, and potholes and sinkholes form seemingly everywhere.
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The country's shale basins are mostly located in remote, mountainous regions that lack a network of pipelines and other infrastructure.
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The future of the crowded city's flood protection lies offshore because it has no space for flood basins, he added.
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Eight blocks in total in the Campos and Santos basins were offered at the auction, held in Rio de Janeiro.
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The coal ash from that operation remains on site, with the oldest of the ash basins dating back to 1971.
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River basins are already full because of the two to five inches of rain that has already fallen in August.
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The damage primarily came from three flooding events along the basins of the Missouri River, Mississippi River, and Arkansas River.
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We've also placed small plastic basins inside the bathroom and kitchen to use for washing ourselves and our dirty dishes.
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Production also rebounded last year in other states with large shale basins, including Colorado, New Mexico, North Dakota and Oklahoma.
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During big rainstorms, the catch basins funnel the water into the stormwater discharge system, sending it out into the river.
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With many firms, funds want them to focus on key basins to reduce costs of having equipment and staff spread widely.
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The portfolio managers expect the Obama-era pipeline boom to continue in western Texas and basins in central and southern Oklahoma.
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Another 3,000 homes flooded on Tuesday, after two flood-control basins on the west side of the city began to overflow.
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Kluh said her district traditionally treats easily accessible public areas, such as catch basins, storm drains and the occasional swimming pool.
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Comparing images from 2000 and 2180, the agency showed how miners had widened channels, stripped riverbanks, and dredged formerly shallow basins.
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Comparing images from 1995 and 2013, the agency showed how miners had widened channels, stripped riverbanks, and dredged formerly shallow basins.
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Such plans can work closely with other efforts, Davison said, such as protecting water basins and wetlands to reduce flood risks.
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"This tragic event must remind all of us to follow the regulations and stay on boardwalks when visiting Yellowstone's geyser basins."
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Apache said Permian production for the rest of the year would be hurt by delays in the Midland and Delaware Basins.
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Water from the roofs of surrounding buildings drains into two smaller basins and then soaks in to top up groundwater levels.
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In Florida, city planners and environmental scientists have considered converting miles of public land into retention basins to hold back floods.
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The pipeline constraints have pushed down the price of local oil and prompted some companies to reallocate resources to other basins.
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There is a yin and yang aspect to tropics when looking at cyclone formation in the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean basins.
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The EIA projected gas output would increase in all the big shale basins in May, except Anadarko in Oklahoma and Texas.
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That's a problem, especially for companies that pipe oil and gas out of basins where production is falling, according to Bain.
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As Asian LNG prices fell with demand, the arbitrage between the Atlantic and Pacific basins disappeared, compounding the impact on Europe.
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Following the proposed sales to Total, Occidental would control Anadarko's assets in U.S. shale basins, the Gulf of Mexico and South America.
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In the exploration and production segment, buyers have been targeting companies with premium acreage in the Delaware and Permian basins in Texas.
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Sunoco Logistics and Energy Transfer Partners said the combined operation would increase their scale and diversification across the resource basins they serve.
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For a week in late September, around 35 inhabitants of Béne Barack neighborhood helped clear 103 tonnes of rubbish from several basins.
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"Most river basins are already overextended," said Sunita Narain, director general of advocacy group Centre for Science and Environment in New Delhi.
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Instead, Pluto's icy environment is shaped by deep basins on the surface, which have incredibly cold temperatures, and seasonally-shifting methane frosts.
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Pipeline operators have benefited from a surge in output from U.S. shale basins, which led oil producers to scramble for takeaway capacities.
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"As this excess water flows downstream through the river basins, the flood threat will become worse and geographically more widespread," NOAA concluded.
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The move comes as deal-making has heated up for companies that provide pipeline, processing and storage facilities in U.S. shale basins.
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He said having received strong interest in the development, the state planned to release more acreage in the Bowen and Surat basins.
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Canadian crude production is expanding even though production costs exceed those in U.S. shale oil basins, but capital spending has declined sharply.
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They bare their souls, their bodies and, occasionally, their bodily fluids — basins of stage blood mingle with real snot and tears onstage.
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The bulk of growth in U.S. crude shipped from the Gulf of Mexico has been in light, sweet crudes from shale basins.
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The muddy water that does flow into Texas is something of a mirage, released from reservoirs or even imported from faraway basins.
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"Larger companies with strong balance sheets will seek efficiencies of scale in higher-return basins," Joshi said in a recent research note.
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He points to Mexico, which has announced it will establish water reserves for the next 50 years, in nearly 300 river basins.
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The grates that appear around the city are "catch basins" that send water to a treatment facility, not to the Pacific Ocean.
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Shell focused on blocks in the Perdido and Salina basins, which were expected to be the most competitive of those on offer.
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Even though much of the state is out of drought, it will take time for the snowpack to replenish the groundwater basins.
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The paleolakes all had breaches punched through the side of their basins where water flowed into outlet canyons during Mars' early days.
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At Tripoli's Tariq al-Siqqa migrant center, where visiting dignitaries are brought, flowers have been planted in the courtyard and wash-basins installed.
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In addition, the facilities' proximity to Brazil's prolific Campos and Santos offshore oil basins supports its view that they are strategic, Petrobras added.
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The company aims to boost reserves through exploration, squeezing more oil from existing wells, drilling in unconventional basins and through acquisitions, he said.
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The number of rigs has increased by 215% since May, whereas in other shale basins in America it has crept up only slightly.
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The photographs are largely aerial views of large swaths of land altered by anthropogenic activity: polluted river basins, mining sites, thickly populated suburbs.
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The 37 areas are concentrated in four of Mexico's potentially lucrative geological provinces including Sabinas-Burgos, Tampico-Misantla, Veracruz and the Southeast Basins.
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Jefferies analyst Zach Parham said he expects Duvernay and Eagle Ford basins to return to growth in the second half of the year.
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Mars is literally covered in evidence of its watery past, most notably in the form of valleys and basins and rivers long dry.
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In addition, the area at risk includes the Great Lakes, eastern Missouri River, lower Ohio, along with the Cumberland and Tennessee River basins.
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ENSO has a major impact on temperatures and rainfall around the Pacific and Indian basins and a smaller impact on the Atlantic basin.
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As river levels have not yet normalised, K+S faces extra costs for transporting considerable amounts of waste water to offsite storage basins.
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Additionally, the letter supported one of Zinke's proposed ideas to divvy up the U.S. into 13 regions based on geographic basins and watersheds.
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In 1866 — the year marked on the manhole cover — the department spent $934.81 on new iron manholes and stone covers for sewer basins.
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Ocotillos sprout from arid basins, their spiky tendrils and bright red blossoms swaying in the breeze like some kind of weird desert anemone.
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For the eastern Pacific and central Pacific hurricane basins, NOAA is predicting an 80 percent chance of a near- or above-normal season.
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Uniper said the proposed deal was part of its plan to grow its LNG trading business in both the Atlantic and Pacific basins.
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Energy companies may inject wastewater either into the sedimentary rocks that fill oil and gas basins, or into older, harder underlying basement rock.
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Western Canadian shippers have been increasingly squeezed out of the Ontario natural gas market by eastern U.S. shale basins like the Marcellus and Utica.
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Drillers will need more capacity there as activity in the low-cast basins ramps up amid a sustained but tepid recovery in oil prices.
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That was based on experiences with one of the dominant methods of carbon capture — burying the gas in underground basins formed by sedimentary rock.
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Everywhere scientists looked, from Siberia to northern South America, to all of the world's major ocean basins, they found record to near-record warmth.
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Robert Criss, a hydrogeologist at Washington University in St Louis, says rain bursts are most destructive and can "go crazy" in smaller river basins.
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Encana said it will use a portion of the proceeds from the sale of its Gordondale and DJ basins to increase its capital program.
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Permian and Anadarko basins have been at the heart of the U.S. shale revolution, prompting several companies to invest in assets in the blocks.
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A new deep water bidding round in the coming months is expected to offer blocks mostly in the same basins of Perdido and Salina.
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There were 21 major groundwater basins — in red, orange, and yellow — that lost water faster than they could be recharged between 2003 and 2013.
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Click to enlarge: The researchers found that 13 basins around the world — fully one-third of the total — appeared to be in serious trouble.
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Without adequate protection from foraging animals and weeds, small garden plots of mint and vetiver planted by local women around the basins have suffered.
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Two large basins have been filled with water to allow farmers with land accessible by road to fill up their tank trucks, they said.
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Botos live exclusively in the Amazon, Orinoco, and Tocantins River Basins of South America, where they use their long beaks to hunt for fish.
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Production will continue to ramp up in the U.S. shale basins, despite low oil prices, Laredo Petroleum CEO Randy Foutch told CNBC on Friday.
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Yet in the basins and the deltas of Ukraine these mussels seldom reach even a fifth of their peak density in the Great Lakes.
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"Underneath some of the very large basins, there are these concentrations of mass," Noah Petro, a scientist with NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, told Space.com.
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Guyana has become one of the world's most closely watched basins after Exxon discovered more than 1.63 billion barrels of oil and gas offshore.
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He added that Freeport had received a state grant of nearly $800,000 to install catch basins and pumps to prevent flooding in the future.
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Oil and gas companies have been looking to trim non-core assets and focus their spending on areas including Permian's Delaware and Midland basins.
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A 'dearth' of the best locations in the major U.S. shale basins will affect oil prices in 6 months to 3 years, Papa said.
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That compares to a peak of just under $200,000 a day last year and rates as low as $35,000 a day for both basins.
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That compares to a peak of just under $200,000 a day last year and rates as low as $35,000 a day for both basins.
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When I visited her last spring, she drove us to one of her field laboratories: a grassy clearing populated with several large concrete basins.
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Chevron and No. 1 oil company Exxon this week laid out plans to sharply grow output in shale oil basins and around the world.
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The Shell facility near Pittsburgh will use ethane produced in the Marcellus and Utica basins to make 1.6 million tons of polyethylene a year.
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Venus' topography was completely altered by volcanic eruptions that most likely filled in lowland regions and potential ocean basins over the past billion years.
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Output was also expected to rise in each of the other basins, except for the Haynesville, where it would remain unchanged at 43,000 bpd.
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Apache, which also operates in the Anadarko and Eagle Ford shale basins, said total production rose 10 percent to 482,298 boe/d in the quarter.
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Shale production in major U.S. shale basins, including North Dakota's Bakken, has seen a steady rise, with the country becoming the world's top crude producer.
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However, the premium was still too small to open the arbitrage between Pacific and Atlantic basins and incentivise spot trade of Atlantic cargoes into Asia.
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Beyond competition from drilling onshore in shale formations, U.S. offshore acreage must also compete with opportunities off the coast of Brazil, Guayana and other basins.
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Unlike each of the other basins around the globe, the Northwest Pacific doesn't have a defined season -- the season is simply the entire calendar year.
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Venus' topography was also completely altered by volcanic eruptions that most likely filled in lowland regions and potential ocean basins over the past billion years.
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The combined company will have about 200,000 net acres in the two basins and produce a total of 102,300 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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"I believe DeConto and Pollard have broken new ground with the full experiment of retreat through the deep basins including the cliff mechanisms," Alley said.
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One concern in portions of Southern California is chromium-6 — a toxic substance linked to cancer — found in some groundwater basins due to industrial production.
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The researchers think these depressions — also known as planitiae — may be huge impact basins that have been slowly erased and covered up by newer craters.
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More than ten million people were placed under flood warnings in recent weeks due to the catastrophic flooding of the Missouri and Mississippi river basins.
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The two species— Dreissena polymorpha and Dreissena bugensis —are thought to have originated in the estuarine basins of Ukraine, notably that of the Dnieper River.
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However, the premium was still too small to open the arbitrage between Pacific and Atlantic basins and incentivize spot trade of Atlantic cargoes into Asia.
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Tuscan officials there are constructing 26-foot-high embankments around four artificial retention basins, capable of diverting water from the Arno if it floods again.
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On Monday, the Energy Information Administration forecast U.S. shale oil output from seven major production basins would increase by 109,000 barrels a day in April.
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According to Karen Sack of Ocean Unite, also a representative of Project 0, the money raised in the Wave Walk will benefit three ocean basins.
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The surface is scored by old gorges, canyons, beaches, ocean basins and giant volcanoes, whose eruptions could have kept things riled up on the planet.
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As this excess water flows downstream through river basins, the flood threat will impact more regions and could get worse, NOAA said in its outlook.
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Some of those byproducts are transported to the Gulf Coast from natural gas-rich basins underlying parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and neighboring states.
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Traders said that the huge price spread between Europe and the Pacific meant that exporters with access to both basins could benefit from arbitrage opportunities.
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The Delaware and Midland basins combined would take 49 years to produce if all the oil was profitable to recovery, according to the EIA figures.
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Blaming global warming and overgrazing, China turned the upper basins of the Yangtze, Lancang (Mekong) and Yellow River into a nature reserve known as Sanjiangyuan.
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Drillers across these regions use advanced technology like hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling to fracture rock formations and extract oil and gas from the basins.
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I watch as an old man clutches a cigarette in his mouth and runs around filling up basins with water to wash the salted hams.
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Under intense heat, gold and copper fused to circuit boards get soft and runny — and can be scraped into basins full of scalding, metallic sludge.
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India's hills and mountains also act as basins that trap toxic air over vast swaths of the country, sometimes making the air too dangerous to breathe.
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Scientists used aerial photographs, satellite measurements and computer models to track how fast the southern-most continent has been melting since 1979 in 176 individual basins.
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"This tragic event must remind all of us to follow the regulations and stay on boardwalks when visiting Yellowstone's geyser basins," said park Superintendent Dan Wenk.
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"Most transboundary basins are peaceful, but the trend is that we are seeing more and more tensions and conflict arising," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Central Water Commission data shows that India's major reservoirs are 79% empty, and 75% of India's basins are holding less water than the 10-year average.
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Concho, which operates in the Delaware and Midland basins, said total production rose 43.5% to 328,681 boepd, while prices fell 12.9% per barrel of oil equivalent.
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The EIA projected gas output would increase in all of the big shale basins in August, with the biggest increase from gas in the Marcellus formation.
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Let this map of the United States' river basins made by Imgur user Fejetlenfej remind you that, at the very least, our country can be beautiful.
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The aggressive production profile in U.S. shale basins, which should decline rapidly over a 12 to 24-month horizon, is setting oil apart from mined commodities.
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With the Newfield deal, Encana's focus has returned to its core assets in the Permian and Anadarko basins in the United States and Montney in Canada.
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If completed, the acquisition of BHP's acreage would be transformational for BP's unit, adding oil-rich wells in the Permian and Eagle Ford basins of Texas.
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"By April 2020 we expect to award the contracts for the current licensing rounds in the Benguela and Namibe basins," ANPG board member Belarmino Chitangueleca said.
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"The area of impact that you see around the ash basins is really localized between the ash basin and the local river or lake," she said.
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Across South America, floods in the Amazon and Rio de la Plata basins displaced hundreds of thousands of people across Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
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The names of the four hurricanes were retired Thursday by the World Meteorological Organization, the agency which names storms in different ocean basins around the world.
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Some streets in the city were closed because of flooding, and Landrieu asked residents to clean out catch basins — and not to drive through standing water.
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Much of the growth in gas output was coming from gas associated with the production of oil in shale basins like the Permian in West Texas.
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In some basins, like the Permian, electric fracking is a good way to use some of the gas that comes out of the ground with oil.
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The dry Santa Ana winds scream across the basins, and the sun seems to burn meaner, capable of igniting dried-out growth at the slightest provocation.
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Crews were scrambling this week to clean out debris in catch basins and prepare for heavy rains forecast to fall in burn areas Tuesday into Wednesday.
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The Energy Department is set to release figures on Tuesday that show which basins were primarily responsible for the month-on-month changes in crude production.
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Separately, U.S. natural gas output in the big shale basins was projected to increase to a record 85.6 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) in January.
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Burisma, founded by Mykola Zlochevsky in 22019, started gas production in 22014 and holds 22016 licenses for hydrocarbon production in Ukraine's main oil and gas basins.
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Scientists: humans are rapidly turning oceans into warm, acidifying basins hostile to life The burger brawl "Heritage travel" is surging in the era of DNA testing.
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Most of it comes from local rivers and rainfall, some is imported from the river deltas upstate, and the rest is pumped out of groundwater basins.
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Environmental groups remain worried that coal ash from the flooded basins will contaminate the river, but Duke said it appeared that the ash was staying put.
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More than 40 million people live in the Himalayas, and nearly 3 billion people live in the river basins that flow from the ice in the mountains.
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Capital One analysts report the buzz at the bank's annual energy conference was not swirling around the Delaware or Midland basins, but North Dakota's Bakken shale formation.
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As luck would have it, archaeologists at the site also found two fragmented basins with internal dividers, suggesting that these vessels were used to hold multiple substances.
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"This agreement is part of Total's strategy to explore new deepwater basins in Africa," said Guy Maurice, Senior Vice President of Africa at Total Exploration and Production.
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The Wyoming properties, mainly waterflood developments in the Big Horn and Wind River basins, averaged 16,500 barrels of oil equivalent per day in first quarter 2016 production.
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But ever since the shale revolution, there has been an offsetting benefit to American GDP because higher prices stimulate investment in the Permian and other shale basins.
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Biota has applied its technology to about 80 wells across U.S. shale basins, including North Dakota's Bakken, and the Permian and Eagle Ford in Texas, Kshatriya said.
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Majors are likely to vie for a handful of blocks in the prolific offshore Campos and Santos basins, with minimum signing bonuses of up to $575.5 million.
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The company forecast a capital budget of $9413 billion to $2941 billion and said more than 232 percent of that will be invested in these core basins.
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Crude flows from two key shale basins to the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery point for U.S. crude futures slowed in March due to winter production outages, dealers said.
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The farms responsible for the declining water quality in the river basins employ about 35,000 people and bring in a little more than half as much money.
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Although supplies of underwear, soap, basins along with safe toilets with locks and clean water are essential for women menstruating, these may not be seen as priorities.
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Zinke's plan would divvy up the U.S. into 13 regions based on geographic basins and watersheds, with different parts of the Interior Department located within those boundaries.
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The EIA projected gas output would increase in most of the big shale basins in July, except Anadarko in Oklahoma and Texas and Eagle Ford in Texas.
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"You can ask the producers in the shale basins in the U.S. whether they have benefitted from the actions we have taken over the years," Barkindo said.
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"This is a milestone for Qatar Petroleum as it marks its first foray into Mozambique's promising offshore basins," Qatar Petroleum said in a statement on its website.
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Still, there are some prized areas in the 16th round, particularly in the Campos and Santos Basins off the coast of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
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There was a waste bin, under one of the basins, but it was made of some cheap white material and was quite unsuitable as a hiding place.
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A final, competitive round of bidding in the Southeast Basins improved what started patchily, with little interest in fields believed to contain high volumes of natural gas.
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That would be up less than 0.1 bcfd over the December forecast, its smallest monthly increase since January 2019 when production in the big shale basins declined.
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ET. Both crude benchmarks dropped earlier on Monday after the U.S. Energy Information Administration said output from shale basins would hit a new record high in April.
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There are stone basins dating to ancient Roman times that were likely used for the preparation of garum, the fermented fish sauce ubiquitous in the era's cuisine.
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Mr. Romolini, the broker, said that prospective owners could transform the history-rich islet into an open-air museum, restoring the tower and the ancient garum basins.
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U.S. oil production from seven major shale basins was expected to rise 93,000 bpd in September to 7.52 million bpd, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said.
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A study last year by Duke University researchers found that water use per well in major shale oil-and-gas basins has risen by as much as 770%.
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Bathers lather themselves with Aleppo soap made of olives and bay leaf before rinsing from bowls of hot water drawn from large stone basins in the washing chambers.
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BPX operated an average of 13 rigs in three basins in 2019, including 4 in the Haynesville basin, 6 in the Eagle Ford and 3 in the Permian.
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But replicating that is likely to be "a huge challenge" in conflict-hit basins, such as along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Iraq and Syria, Samel said.
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The new rigs were scattered across many basins and states with the Permian in West Texas and New Mexico gaining five, while Alaska and Texas gained three each.
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All three claim large parts of the 1,800km-long Lomonosov ridge, which divides the Arctic Ocean into two main basins; and all three claim the geographic North Pole.
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The strongest El Niño on record—which has led to elevated temperatures in the equatorial Pacific and in other tropical ocean basins worldwide—is prolonging the die-off.
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The specimens they looked at came from river basins, coastlines and lake shores, where they had been redeposited after being eroded from frozen sediments and then washed downstream.
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The company said the acquisitions, which include undeveloped acreage and oil and gas producing properties, are located in the Midland and Southern Delaware Basins near its existing operations.
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The EIA said producers drilled 1,311 wells and completed 1,411 in the biggest shale basins in July, leaving total drilled but uncompleted (DUC) wells down 100 at 8,108.
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"These agreements are part of the group's strategy to carry out exploration activities in new deepwater basins in Africa," Total's chief executive Patrick Pouyanne said in a statement.
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"Meramec/Osage not only compete with major liquid plays, they clearly belong to Tier 1 acreage," says Rystad's Per Magnus Nysveen, referring to leading basins like the Permian.
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And out of town, in the basins on which cities rely, water users like farmers need to cooperate with municipal authorities to ensure enough clean water for all.
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Unlike shale gas resources, which are highly concentrated in Sichuan, most of China's shale oil is trapped in eastern regions such as the Songliao and Bohai Rim basins.
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As traditional sources of oil and gas are depleted, energy companies are exploring these new types of reserves, such as deep marine basins and shale gas and oil.
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Investing in construction works to prevent erosion on rural properties, and treating effluents and sewage help preserve hydrological basins, says ANA, which runs a countrywide "water producer" program.
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Analysts said U.S. production was down due in part to shut-ins in the Marcellus and Utica shale basins because of low basis prices below $1 per mmBtu.
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Also, crude flows from two key shale basins to the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery point for U.S. crude futures slowed in March due to winter production outages, dealers said.
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Since 2015 an independent collective of 70 scientists and local residents have been tracking water quality levels in the streams and micro-basins that run downstream from Llurimagua.
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The government will rake in 7.75 billion reais ($2.39 billion) in signing bonuses if it sells all the blocks, which are located in the Campos and Santos basins.
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"If you look at the job creation in the basins, you will appreciate what OPEC and non-OPEC have jointly done to benefit the United States," Barkindo said.
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Price spreads between Europe and Asia shrank to below 50 cents from over $1 earlier in May, reducing opportunities for spot trade between the Pacific and Atlantic basins.
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"Deforestation is very serious issue, but to me mining is the most worrying threat, as it occurs in the entire Amazon, poisoning many basins with mercury," he said.
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In 2015, a million acres of farmland were fallowed because of drought, and endangered species regulation and groundwater basins were seriously depleted to water much of the rest.
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Focused on unconventional U.S. resource plays, located primarily in the Anadarko and Arkoma basins of Oklahoma, the Williston Basin of North Dakota and the Uinta Basin of Utah.
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Sand prices have been falling as shale producers are sourcing sand from local basins to save transportation costs rather than use the Northern White sand brought from Wisconsin.
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Global crude prices have since recovered to above $793, renewing producer interest in offshore basins around the world, including Brazil and the U.S. and Mexican Gulf of Mexico.
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Sanchez Sorondo will attend a meeting in Oslo on Monday of faith leaders to discuss how to protect tropical rainforests such as in the Amazon or Congo basins.
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Oil production from seven major U.S. shale basins is expected by year-end to surpass 8 million bpd for the first time, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said.
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The reservoir, with three basins that held 300 million gallons of water, transformed what was then the city of Brooklyn from a farming area into an industrial metropolis.
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This suddenly displaces enormous amounts of water, creating waves that can travel at high speed across ocean basins and cause destruction thousands of miles from the quake's origin.
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Laying out the floor tiles took nearly a year, and the basins in the bathrooms and wet bar were so heavy they required six men to carry them.
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Last month, BP agreed to pay $10.5 billion, its largest purchase in nearly two decades, to acquire assets in three shale basins from Australian mining company BHP Billiton.
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Significant uncertainties remain regarding how future climate change will manifest at the scales at which risk management decisions are made — our cities, our river basins and our ecosystems.
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Officials received $345 million last summer to build detention basins, a flood wall and pumping station, beginning in 2020 and expected to be completed in 2023, Alexander said.
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For China, its domestic oil production would provide a buffer, but the proximity of key producing basins to the North Korean border leaves the country vulnerable to disruption.
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The EIA projected gas output would increase in all of the big shale basins in April, including the Eagle Ford, where production had been declining since January 2016.
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The 2018 study in the scientific journal Nature showed a 10% decrease in forward speed globally between 1949 and 2016, though there is some variation among ocean basins.
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Production in the Bakken, however, was set to drop 10,4433 bpd to 964,000 bpd, the only month-on-month decline across all seven basins used in the report.
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Apart from the Permian Basin, which is at the center of the shale revolution in the United States, Noble also operates in the Eagle Ford and DJ basins.
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Flooding has so far been worst in the upper Mississippi and Missouri river basins; the upper Mississippi basin received double the typical amount of rain and snow this year.
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The price is just above the $2000 billion to $22017 billion range that analysts had estimated assets in the Permian, Eagle Ford and Haynesville basins of Texas were worth.
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EIA also said producers drilled 1,026 wells and completed 872 in the biggest shale basins in June, an increase of 154 so called drilled uncompleted wells (DUCs) from May.
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Shinn said he does not see oil and gas producers from the Oklahoma, Arkansas and Mississippi basins buying frac sand from the regional and in-basin sand producers yet.
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While deal making outside the United States almost ground to a halt at the start of 2016, acquisitions in North American shale basins have continued at a steady pace.
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U.S. natural gas production from the seven biggest shale basins was projected to increase to a record high 49.1 billion cubic feet per day in March, the EIA said.
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Ethane-to-methane ratios vary widely across different geological basins, and the amount of ethane extracted from natural gas changes depending on its market value as a petrochemical feedstock.
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Nexus is designed to move up to 1.5 billion cubic feet of gas per day (bcfd) from the Marcellus and Utica shale basins to the U.S. Midwest and Ontario.
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The study, released Wednesday in the scientific journal Nature, showed a 10% decrease in forward speed globally between 103 and 2016, though there is some variation among ocean basins.
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"As this capacity is being consumed, we have seen labour and materials cost inflation in select product lines and basins," the company wrote in its first-quarter earnings release.
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It's a ground penetrating radar that has already contributed to the story of water on Mars, with its readings suggesting basins and other features indicating oceans once existed there.
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U.S. crude output from its seven major shale basins was expected to hit a record 7.94 million bpd in December, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said on Tuesday.
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The new study highlights a pair of major gas-producing regions, the Serenitatis and Imbrium basins, which were filled with lava about 3.8 and 3.5 billion years ago, respectively.
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The acquisition adds refineries in the Southwest and upper Midwest as well as pipelines and gathering systems in basins besides the Permian, such as the Bakken in North Dakota.
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ROM hacks, a proud tradition of modding old games, have existed for decades, and many users seem to be uploading pre-existing ones from the basins of the web.
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Majors are likely to vie for a handful of blocks in the prolific offshore Campos and Santos basins on Thursday, with minimum signing bonuses of up to $575.5 million.
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It's unheard of, however, to have back-to-back storms of the same name that both reach Category 5 intensity, in two different ocean basins, one-year-after-another.
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Assigned an easy job by IG Farben because of her connections back home, she lobbied the camp management for more wash basins and better food for the Russian prisoners.
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Analysts said a drop in U.S. crude output would cut the amount of gas produced in association with oil drilling in shale basins like the Permian in West Texas.
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I followed the river as it poured itself into iridescent blue plunge basins, rushed under arching bridges and slipped over geometric fountains designed in the pre-Columbian revival style.
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In some basins, like the Permian in West Texas, electric fracking is a good way to use some of the gas that comes out of the ground with oil.
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The North Sea between Britain and Norway, home of the Brent crude stream that underpins global oil prices, is one of the world's oldest and most expensive oil basins.
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Any pollutants would be treated at those points if they haven't already been filtered out at catch basins beneath city streets, according to the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
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Tightening market conditions in both the Atlantic and Pacific basins mean that further price rises are possible, as demand picks up from Europe to Asia and as supplies fall.
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Doing so will allow the United States to better distribute product from the fields of Appalachia's Marcellus and Utica Shale Basins, and meet our growing energy needs at home.
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Analysts said a drop in U.S. crude output would cut the amount of gas produced in association with oil drilling in shale basins like the Permian in West Texas.
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A private, sun-kissed refuge in the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, complete with the remains of a 16th-century watchtower, ancient Roman basins and a medieval well.
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The Buzi river had burst its banks, killing hundreds, and there was risk of more flooding in the Buzi, Pungoe and Save river basins in the next 72 hours.
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Guyana became one of the world's most closely watched oil basins after Exxon Mobil discovered more than 4 billion barrels of oil equivalent in its Stabroek licence in recent years.
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For hundreds of years, the glacier poured meltwater into river basins of the Slims, which ends in the Bering Sea, and the Kaskawulsh, which empties into the Gulf of Alaska.
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CPPIB said on Wednesday the partnership, Encino Acquisition Partners, would seek non-core assets being sold by global energy majors and would focus on basins already producing oil and gas.
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Image: NOAASpring hasn't arrived, but heavy rainfall has already triggered flooding in the Ohio and Mississippi River basins, and record flooding has been recorded in the lower Great Lakes region.
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The UK North Sea, one of the oldest oil basins in the world, and also one of the most expensive for producers, has been particularly badly hit by the slump.
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Northern Territory is a vast, sparsely-populated 1.4 million square kilometer (540,000 square mile) part of central and northern Australia, and home to two potentially rich basins of natural gas.
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Material from one of the basins could be seen in the Cape Fear River, although there was a dispute between Duke Energy and environmentalists over whether it was coal ash.
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