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Inside U.S. oil’s return to global wildcatting: ‘It’s like geo-porn’
The top U.S. shale oil drillers aim to find the next big boom abroad.
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Volcanologist Ezra Yacob, formerly with the U.S. Geological Survey, left the agency in 2005 to join the geoscience team at Houston‑based EOG Resources as the shale revolution began. Speaking at a Hart Energy conference in Houston this week, Yacob described the move as an acknowledgment that the industry was opening a new frontier in petroleum exploration.
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