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URR
(redirected from Ultimately Recoverable Resources)

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URRUrea Reduction Ratio (urinary dialysis laboratory data)
URRUpstream Regulatory Region (human papillomavirus)
URRUnderground Railroad
URRUltimate Recoverable Reserves (natural resources)
URRUltimately Recoverable Resources (oil reserves)
URRUnion Railroad Company
URRUnconstrained Requirements Report
URRUnscheduled Removal Rate
URRUltra Reliable Radar
URRUgly Radio Rebellion (band)
URRUnit Readiness Report
URRUnexpired Risk Reserve
URRUpper Hatch Rail Retracted Auxiliary
URRUN Roulement Regiment (UK military)
URRUltra-Reliable Router
URRUtilities External Review (board)
URRUnresourced Requirement
URRUser Readiness Review


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More telling, the world's ultimately recoverable resources (URR) have been growing over time, largely because many fields contain substantially more oil than originally was believed.
Peak oil" theorists have cautioned--erroneously--for decades that world oil reserves are dwindling, but due to improved technology and the rise in oil prices, reserves that once were too difficult or costly to tap have become profitable and, as such, the world's ultimately recoverable resources actually have grown over time, the authors maintain.
 
 
 
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