Environment Headlines – 24 September, 2005

This is global warming, says UK environmental chief / End of ‘Normal’ Hurricanes Means Preparing for Global Warming / Climate Science 101 / Ill winds that whisper the collapse of civilisation / Earth be dammed / Studies suggest storms linked to global warming

Peak Oil Headlines – 24 September, 2005

The First Casualty / Time to stop mainlining petroleum before it kills us / London conference addresses oil-production problems / An Opportunity Missed / The pain of oil addiction hits home / Why Simmons is wrong about Saudi Oil / Peak Oil and Japan’s Food Dependence / Ruppert – Rita May Be the Coup de Grace / Simmons – Are we now in an energy hole? / Cobbs class outline – Surviving a Post-Oil Future

Other Energy Headlines – 24 September, 2005

China LP & Hydro Tasmania invest big on wind / How to Clean Coal / Volkswagen U.S. Sales Soar as Oil Prices Shift Demand / Howard puts ethanol tiger in your tank / Beijing looks to biodiesel

Other Energy Headlines – 23 September, 2005

Hurricane Rita coverage / Natural Gas and Oil Outlook – How Serious? / Gas may top $4 a gallon if Rita hits hard / In an oil squeeze, attention to the alternatives / The search for alternatives / Ford plans tenfold increase in hybrids

Environment Headlines – 23 September, 2005

Report says global warming could spark conflict / Two such powerful storms a rarity, their cause a mystery / How a Category 5 monster is formed over the open sea / Global Warming is to Blame / Sorry, Mr President, homilies won’t stop the hurricanes / Spains ungreen greenhouses

Politics and Economics Headlines – 23 September, 2005

Nigeria militia storm oil station / Majority wants oil firms taxed / Truck blockade over fuel prices / Drivers reduce buying at bowsers / Venezuela ships additional petroleum to the United States / With Oil, Chavez Plays It Safe / Blood for No Oil / Japan protests China’s gas drilling / Diesel rustling in US midwest / Canadians leap to fillup before Rita impacts

Solutions and Sustainability Headlines – 23 September, 2005

Food Miles and Sustainability / Rolling Out The Blobject – Alt.transport / PUC plans incentives to save energy / Would you be prepared for a natural disaster? / Projects go with the flow to reuse runoff / Handbook for bloggers and cyber-dissidents

Peak Oil Headlines – 22 September, 2005

IEA Head: “Leave oil before she leaves you” / The main lesson from Katrina for our petrosociety / Apocaphilia, Peak Oil and Sustainability / The Real Oil Shock / Before the oil runs out: How will this era end? / Daniel Yergin challenged on NPR / The End of the Tunnel / Drivers revolt by turning off their ignitions

Environment Headlines – 22 September, 2005

We Can’t Say We Weren’t Warned / Most damaging hurricane more frequent / Europes killer heatwave reversed carbon fixation / Gift of the green gab / Professor documents glacial retreat, warns of impact / Kim Stanley Robinson on climate change / Greens hope Katrina will stir US on climate change / Clinton Global Initiative / Report sounds warning over aircraft pollution / UK Minister moots tax to cut airline pollution

Politics and Economics Headlines – 22 September, 2005

Using taxes to keep gasoline prices high makes sense to some / More Blood, Less Oil / Canada’s energy ministers claim they’re powerless on prices / US Energy market braces for ‘national disaster’ / Oil, gasoline rise as GOM platforms shut down again / US Governors ask for inquiry on oil prices / Ventura county supervisors assail Bush’s energy plans