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Old 27-11-2005, 10:32 PM   #61
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Originally Posted by pandaman
I read about that in a new scientist article, but that has been going on for decades. As i understand it, the main increase in demand for crude has been as a result of an increase in heavy industry activity.
The actual demand for crude oil from China and India is now actually slowing in growth, and may possibly go into a very small decline.

The biggest user of Crude always has been and always will be North America.
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