Natural Gas

Series: Energy Crisis Series

Duration: 17

Year Published: 1973

Creator: National Broadcasting Corporation

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Focuses on natural gas, explaining that its inexpensiveness led to increased use and, subsequently, a shortage. Examines Louisiana's off-shore rigs and notes that the gas produced supplies the Eastern United States, making natural gas scarce in the South. Points out that future gas supplies must come from abroad and that the future of natural gas in the United States is bleak., Describes the crisis in natural gas, a cheap, clean and efficient fuel. Examines the problems caused by politics, importation and oversell as well as the major situation of dwindling supply.

Complete Record: Focuses on natural gas, explaining that its inexpensiveness led to increased use and, subsequently, a shortage. Examines Louisiana's off-shore rigs and notes that the gas produced supplies the Eastern United States, making natural gas scarce in the South. Points out that future gas supplies must come from abroad and that the future of natural gas in the United States is bleak., , Describes the crisis in natural gas, a cheap, clean and efficient fuel. Examines the problems caused by politics, importation and oversell as well as the major situation of dwindling supply. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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