Oil & Gas Journal

Oil & Gas Journal, Vol.108, No.20 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0030-1388 (Print)

16 - 18	Improving mud logging Shields T
16 - 16	There's the rub Westgard R
22 - 22	A bizarre waltz Tippee B
24 - 24	Enlarging government [Anonymous]
26 - 29	Program steers oil sands start-up toward long term Berkenpas P, Bussing G, Tyler SD
29 - 33	BP tries new response to gulf spill Dittrick P
32 - 32	Scientists estimate higher flow rate in gulf spill Dittrick P
33 - 37	US Interior provides details as it implements Obama's offshore orders Snow N
34 - 34	Studying climate change Snow N
36 - 36	IPAA, IADC warn of extended drilling ban's impacts Snow N
37 - 39	DOJ launches civil, criminal inquiries into gulf oil spill Snow N
38 - 38	Fitch: Deepwater drilling suspension to jolt rig owners Snow N
39 - 39	Macondo blowout prompts reviews outside US Snow N
39 - 40	Venezuelan oil output set for rise Watkins E
40 - 40	Turkmenistan's'lucky path' Watkins E
41 - 41	US energy-security risk expected to rise [Anonymous]
41 - 41	Study: Houston refineries vulnerable to moderate hurricane [Anonymous]
42 - 51	Economic limits estimated for US gulf coastal fields Kaiser MJ, Yu YK
52 - 60	New plants, data push global gas processing capacity ahead in 2009 True WR
62 - 69	Global LPG markets begin recovery from recession Hart W, Gist R, Otto K
65 - 65	Impact of shale plays on LPG supply remains uncertain [Anonymous]
70 - 72	Shell streamlines major project delivery group Moritis G
74 - 78	Study details HVDC stray-current effects on pipelines Nicholson P