ExxonMobil’s Exit from Suriname Raises Pressure on Guyana Amid Natural Gas Concerns

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By Sharon KellyDec 18, 2024, 10:25 am71 pts
By some estimates, there might be 2.4 billion barrels of oil deep below the waters of the Atlantic ocean off the coast of Suriname, South America’s smallest country. The problem for multinational oil companies seeking to extract that oil is what’s mixed in with it: trillions of cubic feet of methane, often…

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