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Gail in China Report #3
Greetings Finite Worlders! Gail is on her 1 month lecture tour of China. She’s unable to access WordPress from China, but does have access to email, so she’s sending me updates to publish here on OFW. My Byline/About appears at … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Implications
Tagged China, coal, Daqing Oil Field, oil, Ordos, Petroleum University of China, Prof. Feng, Shale
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Gail in China Report #2
Greetings Finite Worlders! Gail is on her 1 month lecture tour of China. She’s unable to access WordPress from China, but does have access to email, so she’s sending me updates to publish here on OFW. This is the second … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Implications
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First Report from Gail in China
Greetings Finite Worlders! Gail is on her 1 month lecture tour of China. She’s unable to access WordPress from China, but does have access to email, so she’s sending me updates to publish here on OFW. My Byline/About appears at … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Implications
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