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Peak Oil – Apr 11

December 15, 2020April 11, 2007 by Staff

Kunstler – Spring Break

Now You See It… Now You Don’t

Radio Free America this weekend

ASPO-USA’s “Peak Oil Review” now posted online

Categories Energy Tags Education, Fossil Fuels, Oil Leave a comment

George Monbiot on Peak Oil and Transition Towns

December 15, 2020April 11, 2007 by George Monbiot

“Over the past two or three years or so, I’ve become pretty sure that peak oil isn’t as imminent as I first thought. There are a couple of reasons for this.”

Categories Act: Inspiration, Energy Tags Alternative Currencies, Building Community, Coal, Fossil Fuels, Oil Leave a comment

Oil Industry – Apr 11

December 15, 2020April 11, 2007 by Staff

What Iraq’s new oil law says about the invasion?

Getting tough with the petro-elites

Disposable Workers of the Oil and Gas Fields

Canada’s oil services struggle

Categories Energy Tags Fossil Fuels, Industry, Oil, Politics Leave a comment

Cycles of sustainability

December 15, 2020April 11, 2007 by John Michael Greer

Conventional wisdom in the peak oil community holds that the arrival of the worldwide production peak will be followed by soaring prices into the indefinite future. Recent history argues this may not be true — and if it isn’t, the challenge to any constructive response to peak oil may be even worse than it already is.

Categories Economy Tags Consumption & Demand, Culture & Behavior, Politics Leave a comment

Decline Rates and Non-OPEC Supply

December 15, 2020April 11, 2007 by Dave Cohen

Every year, baseball starts up in the Spring and there are rosy forecasts for supply growth in the non-OPEC oil supply. 2007 is no exception. Wood Mackenzie’s Non-OPEC Increases to Continue in 2007 announces the good news.

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Dysfunction – Apr 9

December 15, 2020April 9, 2007 by Staff

Revolution, flashmobs, and brain chips – Grim vision of the future from the UK military

Stop shopping … or the planet will go pop

Trade war with China?

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The Design Imperative

December 15, 2020April 9, 2007 by Jeff Vail

Our quality of life, both collectively and individually, is more dependent on how we use our energy than on how much of it we use. We can better influence our quality of life through improving technics than through increasing energy.

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A peak by any other name is still a peak

December 15, 2020April 9, 2007 by Kurt Cobb

The debate over the exact timing of peak oil really comes down to this: How much running room do we have before we go off a cliff?

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Food & agriculture – Apr 9

December 15, 2020April 9, 2007 by Staff

Britain’s green revolution on the home front
Edible City: Part 2
The fruited plain: corn boom-and-bust

Categories Food & Water Tags Biofuels, Buildings, Food, Renewable Energy, Urban Design Leave a comment

Climate – Apr 9

December 15, 2020April 9, 2007 by Staff

Monbiot interview at Newsweek

Carbon copy: Should journalists give up flying?
Mayors take the lead in U.S.

The fungus that came to Canada

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U.S. energy policy – Apr 9

December 15, 2020April 9, 2007 by Staff

Pelosi, Clinton, Obama favor nuclear plants
Forces dig in for California LNG battle
Conservatives warm to climate: nuclear, dams, thinning forests

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Climate, water, mountains – Apr 8

December 15, 2020April 8, 2007 by Staff

Dire warming report too soft, scientists say
Michael Klare: Wars for water?

Mountaineers testify to warming’s effect
The Curse of Akkad

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