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• :: The gain for Iraq would go far beyond " preventing slant drilling ".
• Construction of the new sewer lines involved slant drilling through bedrock under New Haven Harbor.
• :I don't think slant drilling to steal oil really makes any sense on a national scale.
• Slant drilling can substantially reduce surface disturbances.
• Baghdad later used these accusations of so-called slant drilling to help justify its August 1990 invasion of the emirate.
• Cheney cited slant drilling technology, which could be used to drill wells into the refuge from outside its boundaries.
• So it's impossible to reliably conclude that Kuwait wouldn't have carried out slant drilling simply because there was some risk.
• :I vaguely remember thinking that the progression of news to outright slant drilling seemed like a misinterpretation at the time.
• So if the gain from slant drilling was similar, it's even harder to assume they wouldn't because of the risk it would impose on them . talk)
• After failing to convince Skinner to give him the oil, Mr . Burns establishes a slant drilling operation and beats the school to tapping the oil well.
• Instead, the Army Corps of Engineers is directed to study the risk of slant drilling beneath the lakes, with no drilling to be allowed for at least two years.
• In 1990 Iraq accused Kuwait of stealing Iraqi petroleum through slant drilling, although some Iraqi sources indicated Saddam Hussein's decision to attack Kuwait was made a few months before the actual invasion.
• In 1990, Iraq accused Kuwait of stealing Iraqi oil through slant drilling, however some Iraqi sources indicated Saddam Hussein's decision to attack Kuwait was made only a few months before the actual invasion.
• And any hope to keep it secret would seem unlikely, considering the amount of specialized equipment and engineers slant drilling on that scale would require . talk ) 19 : 27, 26 October 2015 ( UTC)
• As it turns out, if Kuwait were slant drilling and gaining significantly from it ( which remains a big if, but while relevent to the topic, is irrelevant to my point ), they seemingly made the better calculations.
• :: If you'd read the article linked, you'd see that just the situation exists in the Rumaila oil field where there are billions of dollars worth of oil that could be exploited from across the border by slant drilling.
• You would need quite a coincidence to happen to have oil right on your border but still close enough to get at by slant drilling, and not have the oil on your side to make the whole exercise pointless.
• By the 1960s, new developments in slant drilling technology were making possible exploitation of otherwise unrecoverable petroleum resources, and the urban fields in Los Angeles, such as the Salt Lake field, began to attract the attention of enterprising oil companies.
• Slant drilling does make more sense when talking about individual property owners, where there are so many millions of miles of borders between all pairs of adjacent properties that it's bound to be profitable in a few of those cases to do so.
• That conflict came after Saddam invaded Kuwait in August 1990, accusing the neighboring emirate _ which he contended was really Iraqi territory _ of using " slant drilling " to infringe on Iraq's oil fields, and of cheapening Iraqi oil by overproducing its own.