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Get ready for oil supplies to dwindle, experts warn
Kjell Aleklett, a Swedish professor of physics, sees inescapable similarities between the steady depletion of the world’s most coveted energy source and the foraging habits of berry afficionados.
(First in an excellent series on energy by the Vancouver Sun.)
September 26, 2006
