IAC Statement: The Election in Iraq
A counterpoint to the corporate media’s unquestioning praise, this article portrays the Iraqi election as a PR effort by U.S. occupiers.
A counterpoint to the corporate media’s unquestioning praise, this article portrays the Iraqi election as a PR effort by U.S. occupiers.
Concentration on fluctuations in oil prices has detracted attention from the fundamental geopolitical changes occurring in world oil and gas markets.
For those of us that think that the UK government isn’t aware of the issue of peak oil, I would ask to think again and read the newspapers more closely. The markers for the future are here in the news now and it doesn’t take too much of an imagination to understand them.
China and India are locked in an increasingly aggressive wrangle with the United States over the world’s most critical economic commodity: oil.
Explorer New Zealand Oil and Gas and Origin Energy, Contact Energy’s parent, may be sitting on a gas prospect three-quarters the size of Maui, potentially worth billions of dollars.
Any currency that can maintain its value among its users can function. Historically, many alternative, or local, currencies have worked and many still do.
Heinberg makes a number of significant criticisms of Diamonds latest, not least being loose theoretical coherence and pulling his punches; a quote: “The question is no longer that of avoiding collapse, but rather of making the best of it.”
The hydrogen economy is really a nuclear economy. Investors and the rest of corporate America may not realise how close the country is to making a gigantic bet on a nuclear future.
Chomsky discusses Iraq, parallels/differences with Vietnam and 9-11.
…as growing demand for natural gas outstrips North America’s conventional supplies, many experts view imports of LNG as the only way to head off decades of soaring prices for businesses and the tens of millions of households that rely on the fuel for heat and electricity.
Includes report of planned & recent deepwater oil exploration off the coast of South Africa, and some pleasantly frank comments from the head of the SA Petroleum Agency.
Oil consumers on both sides of the Atlantic on Thursday outlined plans to secure energy supplies and reduce consumption amid growing concern over rising oil prices, potential terrorist threats and surging demand from avoracious China.