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Abiogenic petroleum origin - Petroleum origin peak oil and politics | | Abiogenic petroleum origin - Petroleum origin peak oil and politics: Encyclopedia II - Abiogenic petroleum origin - Petroleum origin peak oil and politics | | Many aspects of the abiogenic theory were developed in the former Soviet Union by Russian and Ukrainian scientists during the Cold War. Some proponents see a pro-Western bias in the promotion of the biogenic theory. Thus, in addition to the scientific merits of competing hypothoses, political and economic considerations often influence discussions of petroleum origins.
The topic of the origin of petroleum is also linked to discussions of projected declines in petroleum production, variously referred to as "peak oil" or "Hubbert's peak ...
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Abiogenic petroleum origin - Petroleum origin peak oil and politics
Many aspects of the abiogenic theory were developed in the former Soviet Union by Russian and Ukrainian scientists during the Cold War. Some proponents see a pro-Western bias in the promotion of the biogenic theory. Thus, in addition to the scientific merits of competing hypothoses, political and economic considerations often influence discussions of petroleum origins.
The topic of the origin of petroleum is also linked to discussions of projected declines in petroleum production, variously referred to as "peak oil" or "Hubbert's peak". Some environmentalists accuse abiogenic theory supporters of a "cornucopian" worldview. They claim that such a view incorrectly sees no limits to exploitation of petroleum supplies while simultaneously ignoring potential consequences of petroleum consumption such as global warming. Conversely, some supporters of the abiogenic theory accuse their opponents of an unwarranted Malthusian viewpoint that needlessly limits the use of hydrocarbons as an energy source and artificially inflates oil prices.
Independent of whether massive hydrocarbon reserves exist deep in the crust, they are unattainable in the short term. Considering the apparent dominance of the biogenic origin theory in the exploration industry, new oil discoveries based on abiogenic theory may be slow in coming. The ASPO predicts that global oil production will peak in 2007, while some other organizations such as the USGS pick as late as 20 years later. If it ever does happen, there will be serious economic ramifications. For this reason, as well as concerns about global warming, development of nuclear power and renewable energy sources continues at an accelerating pace.
These aspects of the controversy may be seen in many of the online articles in the External links section below.
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