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Natural gas is formed from microscopic plants and organisms that lived in oceans millions of years ago. When these organisms died and sank to the ocean floor, they were buried under sediment. Under high pressure and heat over time, the organisms transformed into hydrocarbons like oil and natural gas. Natural gas is accessed by drilling rigs that use horizontal, multilateral, extended reach, or complex path drilling techniques to reach gas pockets trapped beneath impermeable rock. Natural gas has advantages of being a clean burning fuel but also has disadvantages such as the environmental impacts of extraction and transport.




