Environment committee  The figures I used were from the report of the Canadian Energy Research Institute. I can go back to that report and provide you with the source of its data.

Environment committee  Mr. McGuinty, I will get you that information.

Environment committee  I will do some research into that and get back to you.

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Environment committee  I would estimate that about 60% to 65% is private, and the rest is public. Again, as a non-advocacy organization, we have a set of guiding principles that help direct how we develop content, and that outlines our whole stakeholder review process to make sure our information is ba

Environment committee  I would not have the actual economic impacts, but I know it does impact the manufacturing industries in Ontario. I could look to see if I could provide you with a more definitive answer.

Environment committee  Yes, you're correct.

Environment committee  I believe that's the number I've heard, but I would need to double-check that and get back to you. Quite often they're not using the full amount allowed.

Environment committee  Sorry, can you restate your figures?

Environment committee  The number I've heard is 1.7 trillion barrels, of which 174 billion barrels are considered recoverable today.

Environment committee  I will endeavour to do so.

Environment committee  I will need to get back to you with that information.

Environment committee  It's called the carbonate triangle.

Environment committee  It's a geological formation, and I'd be happy to get a better geological definition on that for you.