Where did the oil geology profession first take off in the United States?

What major event in the 1950’s motivated the innovation of supertankers capable of transporting oil at low costs?

The Carter Doctrine, which stated that the U.S. would defend its interests in the Persian Gulf from outside forces trying to gain control “by any means necessary, including military force,” was issued in response to what country’s invasion of what other country?

Who ultimately ordered the dissolution of Standard Oil?

What was/were the main goal(s) of U.S. strategy in the Middle East, which led the government to encourage the expansion of Aramco in the mid-1940s?

“Geopolitics, costs, government decision making, complexity, restrictions on access and investment” are all considered what, with regard to the oil industry?

What was the most visible symbol to the American public of the oil embargo in the early 1970s?

What was Japan’s response to the energy crisis of the 1970’s?

What feat of engineering used enough concrete to build “six sidewalks to the moon”?

What sticking point prevented the U.S. from ratifying the Kyoto Protocol?