A titanic battle between the West's two traditional power brokers -- Big Oil and Big Water -- has begun.
At stake is one of the largest oil reserves in the world, a vast cache trapped beneath the Rocky Mountains containing an estimated 800 billion barrels -- about three times the reserves of Saudi Arabia.
Extracting oil from rocky seams of underground shale is not only expensive, but also requires massive amounts of water, a precious resource crucial to continued development in the nation's fastest-growing region.
About Me
- Marc A. Ross
- Washington, DC, United States
- Marc has an extensive background in business development for companies as well as directing the advocacy operations, communications efforts, fundraising programs and public affairs for nonprofits, corporations and political campaigns for the highest offices in the United States and the United Kingdom. Marc is available for consulting, workshops, panels, interviews, training sessions, advice, commentary and speaking on all things Advocacy 2.0. Marc can be reached via email by sending a note to marc (at) 2ndsix.com or by twitter at @microadvocacy.
