There better be.
I bet we will never seen the day we run out of oil. By the time we move away from oil completely, there will still be some left underground.
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I look forward to that.
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Thomas Gold had a theory for why might that be the case https://www.amazon.com/Deep-Hot-Biosphere-Fossil-Fuels/dp/0387952535/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1466299614&sr=8-1&keywords=The+Deep+Hot+Biosphere … (lot of it adapted from Russians).
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Tha book title and abs might seem crackpotish (it's not!), but even if wrong (and believed to be), it is one of the best reads.
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there will always be oil left, it will just be too expensive to extract.
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true, but not bc extraction will be expensive, rather bc oil will be dirt cheap. If we move 100% away from oil, price well be $0.
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yes, but it will be so expensive that burning it literally feels like burning 500$ bills.
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I thought the standard line was it would just become too valuable to burn.
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