| 词条 | The Future of Oil |
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}}{{Infobox book | name = The Future of Oil: A Straight Story of the Canadian Oil Sands | image = Future of Oil Cover Page.jpg | caption = | author = Sanjay Patel | illustrator = | cover_artist = | country = Canada | language = English | series = | subject = | genre = | publisher = CreatiVentures | pub_date = November 2012 | english_pub_date = | media_type = | pages = 248 | isbn = 9788188360192 | oclc = | dewey = | congress = | preceded_by = | followed_by = }}The Future of Oil: A Straight Story of the Canadian Oil Sands is a 2012 book by the Canadian engineer, writer[1][2][3][4] and oil sands manager Sanjay K. Patel that identifies and responds to a pressing concern of many: without increasing oil supply, the future is bleak and there is a risk of high oil prices. Patel works for Suncor Energy Inc.[5] SummaryThe book starts with the argument that objective considerations of economic necessity, along with the nature of current technological limitations, should lead us to a series of connected and inescapable conclusions. According to the author, transition to an age of cleaner energy production is necessary and inevitable, but we cannot yet live without oil; oil must have a future, or we do not have one. He adds that since conventional oil reserves are dwindling, we really have no alternative: we need to increasingly rely on unconventional oil to complement them, and oil from the Canadian oil sands is the best unconventional oil we can get. The book covers the history and technology of Canadian oil sands and pertinent issues related to the economy, environment and ethics. Patel has made a case for the oil sands, but at the same time has also addressed the main drawbacks of extracting and using this oil. In other words, the book objectively presents the arguments of both oil sands critics and proponents and presents all the main objections to oil sands development posed by journalists, environmentalists, first Nations leaders, and others. As a result, the reader should gain a better understanding of the issues involved, and be able to form their opinion about Canada’s oil sands. Media ResponseOn the book's release in November 2012, it sparked significant interest in the media{{citation needed|date=August 2015}} and the author appeared in various interviews including popular television and radio shows in Canada.{{citation needed|date=August 2015}} Immediately after its release, the author appeared in more than 20 media interviews including the following:
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References1. ^Patel, Sanjay; The Image & Reality: Tailings Pond (June 4, 2013); The Oil & Gas Magazine. Retrieved 2013-09-08.. {{DEFAULTSORT:Future of Oil A Straight Story of the Canadian Oil Sands}}2. ^Patel, Sanjay; GHG Emissions: Canadian Oil Sands industry (April 4, 2013); The Oil & Gas Magazine. Retrieved 2013-09-08.. 3. ^Patel, Sanjay; Canadian Oil Sands: What, Where & How (Dec 8, 2012); The Oil & Gas Magazine. Retrieved 2013-09-08.. 4. ^Patel, Sanjay; "The Canadian Oil Sands: Opportunities, technologies and challenges", (Feb 5, 2007); Hydrocarbon Processing Magazine. Retrieved 2013-09-08.. 5. ^"The Future of Oil" 6. ^Cooper, Dave (December 26, 2012). "A Champion for the oil sands”. Edmonton Journal. Retrieved 2013-09-08,. 7. ^Peebles, Frank(January 4, 2013). "Author defends oil sands development". Prince George Citizen. Retrieved 2013-09-08,. 8. ^McDermott, Vincent (December 2, 2012). “Engineer pens book about oil”. Fort McMurray Today. Retrieved 2013-09-08,. 3 : Petroleum industry in Canada|Environmental policy|2012 non-fiction books |
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