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Clean Energy-Not Today
The UN and other international groups complain about Saudi Arabia not cutting emissions. In response, the kingdom says that when oil rich countries cut back on fossil fuels the price of oil will increase. The Saudis say that the demand for oil will be strong for the next decades and is spending billions of dollars to boost production. Additionally, many countries don’t care if the energy it uses is clean or not. The war in the Ukraine has increased the demand for fossil fuels. The increased cost for fossil fuels will help nations realize that their national security depends on switching to home owned clean energy
Book Excerpt
The Bystander
Audrey selected another scone and asked, “When I read up on the Empty Quarter, I found out the desert had more oil than anywhere in the world. Of course, it’s under sand dunes, but drilling in the sand has to be easier than drilling in the depths of the ocean.”
M. Ishaq told them most of the oil being produced was in Sheyba, on the northeast edge of the Rub’ al Khali.
“The Ghawar oil field is largest in the world. It runs across the northern part of the desert and includes an oil refinery.
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