Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
Indonesia’s inflation soars after fuel price hike / Bulgaria faces energy pinch / Amnesty: Nigeria must end army killings in oil delta / Energy prices push up IT salary adjustments / US car sales hit brakes after storms, discounts / Oil execs to be asked to justify profits / Passamaquoddy groups sue US Bureau of Indian Affairs over LNG project
Polyculture ‘modules’ for small farms, suburbia / Heavy metal bioremediation / A sustainable-ag champion gets plowed under at Iowa State / Bill Mollison interview / Los Angeles: trading the car for the train / Ocean aquaculture conference
Peak oil debate in Canada newspaper:
Energy policy or disaster / A tax on imported crude oil? / Pfeifer: Peak Oil in 2005? / Peak oil now in Dutch mainstream press / Morning rememberance: Richard E. Smalley
Fearing oil crisis, group encourages community to hitch a ride / Climate Crisis Coalition – Day of Action on December 3, 2005 / The Green alternative to the energy crisis / Fuels of the future touted
7 Alaskan officials quit after flap with Gov. over pipeline / The Struggle For Power Post Wilma / US: The End of Pensions / OPEC urgers oil companies to invest in refining / U.S. Oil Co’s unlikely to spend profits on new refineries / Big Oil earning but isn’t spending / The real story behind ExxonMobil’s $10 bil. profit / ‘$US70 oil will cost Australia billions’ – report / Sudan to share oil wealth with former rebels / Mozambique establishes Scientific Energy Council
If Oprah Talks, Will People Listen? / Peak oil forum at Parliament House, Sydney / The Industry: Gastronomics / PowerSwitch Newsletter October 2005 / Saudi Arabia Oil Production Tapped Out / Chemistry Nobel Winner & Energy Champion Richard E. Smalley, 62, Dies / Peak Oil: There’s No ‘There’ There
Gulf oil and gas production damage worse than reported? / Nuclear irony finds French power company ads in Nevada / US to transfer nuclear reactor tech to China / France in nuclear sell-off U-turn / Appalachian crude makes comeback
Important synthesis of two fields of great relevance to those concerned about oil depletion and what to do about it.
EU Troops Stage Exercise To Protect ‘Oil-Rich Country’ / Syrians queue for fuel as subsidies cuts are announced / Jump in US layoffs / Republicans ask oil industry for help with fuel prices / Oil Co’s shy on profits, stepping up advertising / Automobile apartheid — another lesson from Katrina / Venezuelan nuclear technology is a long shot
Peak Oil Map / Problems with our oil from Iraq / Energy Minister: Russian oil peak by 2010 / Report on “End of Oil” conference in London, Oct 11 / United Oil Awareness Meetup Day Nov 9th, Groups in 23 cities to participate / The coming petro collapse
What is Planetran? / UK: RED’s designs for a changing climate / Umbra’s FAQs / US ‘Green building’ code in desperate need of repair
Two back-to-back events, a documentary on the origins of Al Qaeda (you did want to know, didn’t you?) and the 16th annual Bioneers conference pose questions of how we choose to embrace stories of fear or stories of healing. Is it a matter of framing or can we just change channels already?
