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Australia gets shale bump

AUSTRALIA has 437 trillion cubic feet of shale gas that is technically recoverable, up about 10% ...

The revised number comes courtesy of the US Energy Information Administration, which recently released its updated figures for the word's shale reserves. It said it was almost forced to come up with...

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