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my god that’s incredibly stupid. I’m no scientist and far from a genius but that’s not exactly difficult information to come by. Sounds like he’s a global climate change denier trying to sneak something in on behalf of the oil companies – that bit about it being warmer in Alaska in the past – I wonder how he reconciles that with his probable literal belief in the bible 🙂
You’re doing an amazing job of collecting the stupid today. Well, except for that last one. That’s just good.
Strangely enough, he unwittingly got part of it right. When the deposits were first laid, the land which we now call Alaska was indeed somewhat warmer. Trouble is, this bit he missed, that land was much closer to the equator back then.
What is this connection between warm climate and oil reserves anyway? A deep trough or rift in a tundra can certainly become an oil field eventually.