Peak Oil Headines – 13 September, 2005

Oil Drum on Physics of Physical work / Kunstler on Rocks in our Heads / US Rep. Bartlett interview / Peak Oil and Britain / 2007: Solving Peak Oil [press rel.] / Agenda of New York Petrocollapse conference / NZ Labor Energy Policy admits early peak possible / Oil, the times, and Pascal’s wager / End of oil era in sight, Rifkin warns / Simmons, Kunstler book reviews / “Katrina’s aftermath is glimpse of world’s energy future” / Our float down the River de Nial

Other Energy Headlines – 12 September, 2005

White House asks oil companies to postpone refinery maintenance / Canada may defer refinery maintenance to help U.S / BP kept unit running despite memo on eroded pipes / TOD – Oil drilling 101: sharing the wealth / New England stove wood prices spiking / Magnetic energy? Perhaps

Solutions and sustainability headlines – 10 September

The War Garden Victorious /
Be a patriot — get your hands dirty /
Scaring ourselves into crouching inactivity /
John Jeavons discusses sustainable agriculture /
Amory Lovins: More profit with less carbon /
Interview with Graham Hill of Treehugger /
New Federal hybrid incentives under the microscope /
Backpack harnesses hiker’s energy

Peak Oil Headlines – 8 September, 2005

Klare – Katrina and the Coming World Oil Crunch / Oil Production Outlook 2005-2040 / Umbra on why we shouldn’t waste energy / A Peek Beyond the Peak: Heinberg in Venice Ca. / Peak Oil: The High Water Mark of the Culture of Consumption / Freak oil theory

Politics and Economics Headlines – 7 September, 2005

Record Oil Company Profits and High Gas Prices: A Connection? / Katrina’s perfect storm for oil companies / Petrol rationing in Iraq / The search for solutions to Africa’s energy problem / Canadians favour nationalizing gas / EU says high oil prices and nuclear power to stay / Oil and troubled waters / Katrina and the Gas Pump / Oil revenues not helping poor in Chad / Jordans fuel subsidies turn budget surplus into deficit / Chavez warns of $200 oil if invaded / China mulls raising renewable energy commitment; farmers steal oil in plastic bags / Report – Government Intervention in Stock Market

Politics and Economics Headlines – 6 September, 2005

Cost of warm, stocked house surges / IEA head says US gasoline crisis could spread worldwide / Oil Firms Turn Katrina Into Profits, Clinton Says
/ U.S. drivers won’t cut back on gas / Venezuela to Sell U.S. More Fuel Because of Storm / In boat haven, soaring fuel costs bring subtle changes / Beyond Petroleum / Myths about America / Tanzanian plastic industry hit by soaring oil prices