GARLINGTON: We Probably Shouldn't Call Them "Fossil" Fuels
Walt Garlington comments on the increasing currency of the "abiotic" theory of how oil and gas are made and says they're not "fossil fuels."
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Walt Garlington comments on the increasing currency of the "abiotic" theory of how oil and gas are made and says they're not "fossil fuels."
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