Posted by wile E on June 11, 2014 at 12:41:01 from (75.128.139.236):
Ok, So the whole world uses 85 million barrels a day of crude oil. That is every day. This would top out to be 1 billion barrels used every 11.7 days. And that is 32.7 billion barrels used per year. So, we will "run out" of oil in 31 years. Supposedly we have 1 trillion barrels of oil left, estimated. I remember being a kid, a long time ago and they said we will run out in 20 years. Does anyone work in the oil/gas industry on this board that can straighten me out as to what is true? Does the earth make oil itself? Geology trivia here. The oil experts say that we have 1 trillion barrels left, WTF is the truth here.
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