In Texas, the natural gas boom has created jobs and reinvigorated the state's energy industry. But as Mose Buchele of KUT News reports for StateImpact Texas, some experts say the industry could slow dramatically in the coming years. Read the full story at StateImpact Texas.
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EyesOfTX
Just so everyone understands, the "Some" identified in this misleading headline is one guy, Art Berman. Art like to brag that he is a professional geologist, and has made lots of money and gotten lots of attention over the last year by very cleverly misusing reported reserves information, leading to his appearing in misleading stories like this one. He's a real sideshow.
Meanwhile, there are tens of thousands of professional geologists who absolutely disagree with Art, and whose livelihoods depend on their being correct.
I guess you can all decide who you want to believe.