Mr Badger I am a beef cattle farmer .Tuberculous in cattle was...

Mr Badger
I am a beef cattle farmer .
Tuberculous in cattle was eradicated in Australia many years ago but is endemic in Britain because it is carried by wild Badgers .
So I know it is a very personal question but did you get your shots before you came to this fine country ?

GOEHRING & ROZENCWAJG are very bullish commodity analysts that are especially bullish about future gas prices in North America .
They have done a lot of impressive research that they allow free access to .
Give them a Google , promise I did not make those names up .

The proportion of oil that is recoverable from primary production varies depending on the physical properties of the reservoir and on the physical properties of the oil itself , especially on its viscosity .So light oils have higher recoveries and heavy oils have lower recoveries .
Secondary and tertiary methods can be used to improve recoveries but generally need high prices to be economic .
Gas recoveries are much higher mainly because it is under huge pressure in the reservoir and unlike oil it is compressible .
Only a relatively small amount is left in most reservoirs when they come to the end of their economic life .

Gas to produce electricity emits much less CO2 than either oil or coal and can respond to electricity grid fluctuations more quickly .
So it is accepted as a transitional fuel on that rocky road to a lower carbon future even by the ultra woke Europeans .

Flaring of gas is much curtailed now in most jurisdictions but I don't know about some of the middle east .
I do get a laugh reading the postings of the dipsomaniacal Badger because this forum can be a bitter and contentious place .