This faith in progress
A religious faith in technological progress is a core obstacle to responding constructively to peak oil. Do we need to reconsider the concept?
A religious faith in technological progress is a core obstacle to responding constructively to peak oil. Do we need to reconsider the concept?
Venezuela to nationalise key industries
Iran leader woos Latin America
Plan for economic strangulation of Iran
Putin stands firm on oil blockade
Cities most innovative in global warming fight
World at urban crossroads, warns report
Worldwatch’s Sheehan calls for federal action on efficiency and transportation
Worldwatch: our urban future
Headlines, yes we have headlines
Peak Moment Television
U.S. Green Pres. candidate on PO in N. Calif.
Joy ride to global collapse
(reflections on Kunstler)
TOD Review: The Upside of Down
Review: Post-Petroleum Survival Guide & Cookbook
Heinberg’s synthesis deserves an Oscar
10 steps for a transition town initiative
Photographer documents peak oil
Perhaps the most crucial argument to the peak oil debate–that there is a huge difference between how much of a resource is theoretically available on planet Earth and how rapidly we can extract it–is too difficult to explain the way we have been explaining it. Perhaps we need some new approaches for explaining this and other aspects of peak oil.
The foundation of the “doomer” perspective is implicitly theological – and as such is open to theological critique.
We need to know how vulnerable our current medical systems are to oil scarcity and what we can do to reduce that vulnerability… To achieve those aims, we need a “Hirsch Report” for both public health and acute (hospital) care.
Interview with “Subdivided” filmmaker
Revenge of the small
Chicago architects envision the future city
Parin Shah on urban environmental accords
Regarding whether I am more or less optimistic over this past year over the local and global response to peak oil, my response is what President Bush just said in his recent speech… “We are not winning, but we are not losing”.
Holiday-induced thoughts about peak oil
How to have a green Christmas
Community size in a post-fossil-fuel age
Skilling up for Powerdown – course notes
Global warming-era parenthood
Henry Miller quote
The coming fight for oil
African perspectives on China in Africa
Resource warfare intensifies across “Grand Chessboard” and Horn of Africa