Portland releases draft of peak oil plan
The City of Portland’s Peak Oil Task Force released its 88-page draft report for public comment.
The City of Portland’s Peak Oil Task Force released its 88-page draft report for public comment.
The future is coming fast, and we’ll choose it through our actions as citizens, consumers and voters. The question remains: Do we have the energy for freedom?
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With each doubling of knowledge, we get a doubling of ignorance.
We will have to be much more imaginative as a people if we are to take meaningful action to deal with global warming. It is a simple truth that economic activity that transforms the Earth into consumer products is the main problem.
It is particularly likely that ethical dilemmas will arise during the redesign of the healthcare system as a response to peak oil. This is because there will be a conflict between what is best for society as a whole, versus what is best for the individual.
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Australia ponders climate future
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More: Snakes, floods, and cracking buildings…
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Du sable dans l’engrenage – good Canadian broadcast (French)
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