Estimates of Economically Recoverable Gas and Oil on National Forest Roadless Areas

September 1, 2002

This report presents results of analysis of economically recoverable oil and gas deposits in inventoried roadless areas in several western states, including Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming.

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About David Alberswerth

David Alberswerth is a Senior Policy Advisor at The Wilderness Society on energy matters.

Prior to joining TWS in 2000, Dave served in various capacities within the Department of the Interior, including Director of the Department’s... More about David Alberswerth

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