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• A key enabler 

  The world seems preoccupied with future energy sources, rightfully so. But the ability to store and transport energy is easily as important,...

  World Oil, 11/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication

• CSEM patent fight 

  The UK patent dispute between emgs and OHM is back on again. A press release from emgs in early October said that "'Electromagnetic Geoservices AS...

  World Oil, 11/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication

• Lower Tertiary play 

  Lower Tertiary play. The US MMS released a summary of Lower Tertiary discoveries in the ultra-deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Lower Tertiary...

  World Oil, 11/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication

• Way before the Burgess 

  We've all been schooled in the so-called Cambrian Explosion, made famous when it was restricted to the Burgess Shale of British Columbia. If you've...

  World Oil, 11/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication

• A question of arrogance 

  A question of arrogance. Global warming is to writers as Bill Clinton was to late-night comedians. Here's my take on how it works. A question of...

  World Oil, 10/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication

• Marine mammals: more protected than humans? 

  Marine mammals: more protected than humans? The latest volley in what is now a battle of the absurd comes from the US National Marine Fisheries...

  World Oil, 10/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication

• Microbial mystery 

  Microbial mystery.(National Academy of Sciences of the U.S.A) Microbial mystery. The non-biological origin of simple hydrocarbon gases is well...

  World Oil, 10/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication

• Exactly when did that happen? 

  Exactly when did that happen? Explorationists spend a lot of time correlating events. Over the last few decades, our ability to determine...

  World Oil, 09/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication

• Unconventional exploration technologies: take another look: some have been around for many years, others are new. They can all prosper in a boom market, but are they worth it? 

  Unconventional exploration technologies: take another look: some have been around for many years, others are new. There's something about human...

  World Oil, 09/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication

• Cogito ergo, spud 

  Cogito ergo, spud. I've noticed that comedians often use the name Kimba to describe a hungry child. I suppose it's the emblematic name for...

  World Oil, 09/01/06 by Perry A. Fischer · More from publication