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OIL SHALE – contains Kerogen

Tar sands – contain bitumen

Coal Deposits of the World - coal is the most widely distributed fossil fuel resource

World Coal Reserves

Coal Production

Coal Bed Methane Extraction

Methane Hydrates: methane surrounded by a cage of water molecules at low temperatures/high pressures - estimated to contain over 2X the carbon of all other fossil fuel sources combined……

Estimated world reserves of Methane Hydrates: 400 million trillion ft 3 (400,000,000,000,000,000,000) (compared to 5,500 trillion ft 3 of traditional gas reserves)