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Tag Archives: petroleum formation
If oil is being created all the time, we will never run out
Preface. The theory that oil is always being created underground is known as abiotic, or Gold’s theory. This post consists of excerpts from the best paper I’ve found on why this is nonsense. Even if abiotic processes are happening, … Continue reading →
Posted in Oil, Ugo Bardi
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Tagged abiogenic, abiotic, biogenic, non-biogenic, petroleum formation
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