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New geological estimate puts Alaska North Slope gas resources at 96 trillion cubic feet

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New geological estimate puts Alaska North Slope gas resources at 96 trillion cubic feet

The new USGS analysis, the first to consider the entire North Slope, has a total nearly three times that of known natural gas reserves

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