June ASPO Newsletter /
Kunstler – a stopped clock? /
A picture of depletion /
As resources fail /
Two things of note /
Economic theory and oil market realities /
Dirty money: coal /
Nicaragua state of emergency /
New scramble for Africa /
Iran proposes “Great Islamic Initiative”/
China’s Manifest Destiny /
Oil shale deposits generate buzz /
Monitoring threats of environmental changes /
Energy Self Sufficiency Newsletter /
World Environment Day (UN conference) /
World mayors seeing green /
Earth summit places global responsibility in local hands (series) /
The clean and green challenge /
Building living cities /
Let’s get rolling with bikes /
Diet for a sustainable planet (“locavores”) /
Die die SUVs please die

Kunstler: Pipeline-istan /
Infiltrating Bilderberg 2005 /
Philly paper starts oil series /
Peak Oil Part 2 from Wash. Monthly /
Classic peak oil article from 70s (in a fishing magazine!) /
Energy conference in Cleveland /
There’s democracy, and there’s an oil pipeline /
Road cuts deep into Brazil’s Amazon /
Bolivia’s gas reserves prove a mixed blessing /
Greenpeace row over un-PC prizes /
Wisconsin power plant called a setback for environment /
US heating oil projected to increase by 30% next year /
Plastic food containers linked with breast cancer /
Postcards from the global food system (analysis) /
Grass-burning power station on the way in UK /
Washington state turning to clean energy

Kunstler vs Lovins / Globe and Mail slideshow on energy crunch / Saudi geologists’ papers spell lower output (Simmons) / Price dollars in oil, not oil in dollars / US told to face up to climate change / Leaked G8 draft on climate change angers green groups – “A mush of warm words” / Zimbabwe suffers from fuel crisis / Why Europe will run the 21st century

Cleveland paper starts series on oil crisis /
San Diego discovers Peak Oil /
Report from ASPO conference in Portugal /
Leaving the Stone Age/

Still more oil stories from Globe and Mail /
Saudis look to change of direction from King Fahd’s successor /
Saudi’s crude calculations don’t add up /
Exxon CEO won’t use spending spree to boost production /
Nuclear not a solution to reducing CO2 /
UK gas-guzzlers to be hit by 5-fold tax increase /
UK Greenpeace in rift with US branch over air flights /

Ex-oilman: Putting the wind in our sales /
The mad genius from the bottom of the sea /
Man of the Trees, Richard St. Barbe Baker