Top metallurgy schools in the USA. What do you notice about the list?
Mostly southern. State schools. Perhaps not high on the prestige list, but graduating real students that get placed directly into jobs due to the hands on education and tight relationships with industry.
•Colorado School of Mines
•University of Arizona
•Missouri University of Science and Technology
•University of Tennessee
•South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
•University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP)
•Montana Technological University
There's a lot of confusion out there, including with Trump, that the US has lots of oil to sell to the world.
We do not. We're a net importer of crude (~+3 Mb/d). The EIA reports that fact in great detail every week.
The confusion stems from using the term "petroleum exports" which includes the bodacious amounts of natural gas liquids (NGL) that come from our wet gas plays. That stuff isn't "oil" and it is exported because it's wildly overproduced compared to our needs.
Yes, the US is a net exporter of "petroleum," but it's also a net IMPORTER of crude oil. In other words, the US has none to sell.
There's more complexity to why we export 3M b/d of crude (it's the wrong kind for our refineries) and also import 6.4 M b/d of crude (which is the right kind).
The NFL’s first-ever regular-season game in Madrid will be played tomorrow at the newly renovated Santiago Bernabeu.
The field is stored in an underground greenhouse with automated mowers, irrigation, and LED lighting.
It's easily the NFL’s best international venue ever.