Biofuels and U.S. policy – Jan 26
Professor: Bush’s dangerous energy proposal
Krauthammer: a serious plan requires taxes, ANWR and nukes
Chicken industry issues warning
Feed costs rising: meat groups want study
Professor: Bush’s dangerous energy proposal
Krauthammer: a serious plan requires taxes, ANWR and nukes
Chicken industry issues warning
Feed costs rising: meat groups want study
Roscoe Bartlett: man on a mission (interview)
Two warning beacons heralding the arrival of peak oil: Cantarell and Ghawar
Durango scientist debunks PO ‘myths’
Ten fundamental principles of net energy
Cornell professor says PO could be delayed
Oil at $35?
Street legal mass transport Flintstones-style
How to be good (to yourself)
Unions see greenbacks in ‘green’ future
Real-time energy feedback technology
Daydreaming improves thinking
O, pioneers in Pasadena (urban homesteading)
Heinberg predicts a local food renaissance
BBC: Eat like an ape, get healthy
British supermarkets going green
Deconstructing dinner: thought for food
Food or fuel in future?
Statement issued by the Iraqi Labor Union Leadership at a Seminar held from 10 to 14 December 2006, in Amman, Jordan to discuss the draft Iraqi Oil Law.
95% of what is needed to resolve the coming crisis in energy depletion, or climate change, are changes we should be making “Anyway”
Australia should lead the energy revolution
Stern challenges Bush with call for green tax
Combatting climate change cheaper than originally thought
Merkel calls for tough emissions controls
Developing nations dig in heels on climate change
Climate on the big screen: “Everything’s Cool”
New US strategy on Iran emerges from Davos
India’s ambition:
An elephant can run very fast
Oil the reason for US attack on Somalia
Somalia – A trip down memory hole lane
Mexican oil: Severe withdrawal symptoms ahead
Pemex predicts production drop
Curse of the black gold: the Niger Delta
Is the sun setting on oil sector’s heyday?
Technological revolution is 100 years dead
Infected by affluenza (and mental illness)
Wealth top priority for today’s youth
Saving the planet: empty gestures
Post Carbon: The danger of a few little words
Switching to snake oil
Bush’s bogus cure for our oil addiction
NY Times: Energy rhetoric, and reality
American way of life still not up for negotiation
As the industrial system spins toward exhaustion, seeds of change are sprouting at the base.