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The peak oil crisis: diesel

December 15, 2020January 3, 2008 by Tom Whipple

Shortages for diesel and heating oil now seem likely to develop before they do for gasoline.It is going to be a lot harder to conserve on diesel fuel, which for the most part does vital work, than it would be to conserve gasoline for our personal transportation.

Lighting a candle – Jan 3

December 15, 2020January 3, 2008 by Staff

Co-founder of UN climate panel dies
Vandana Shiva questions globalization
Outspoken environmentalist puts his money where his mouth is
Norman Reynolds, 1941-2007: A people’s economist

Oil prices & supplies – Jan 3

December 15, 2020January 3, 2008 by Staff

Oil trades near $100, OPEC can’t end rally

Saudi Aramco delays production start from Khursaniyah
CERA’s Yergin: ‘New era’ of oil prices
Jerome a Paris finishes Countdown to $100 oil, starts anew
Australian oil/gas fields shut on cyclone
German economists: Oil to hit $200 in 2018

Faith – Jan 3

December 15, 2020January 3, 2008 by Staff

Bill McKibben on Gandhi
Pope makes appeal to protect the environment
Religious leaders back climate-change action
Report of the United Church of Christ environment and energy task force

Hear no peak

December 15, 2020January 3, 2008 by David Strahan

Just as the Financial Times’ news coverage of oil was beginning to improve, a recent article goes and spoils it with a truly shoddy analysis.

Hallowing the descent

December 15, 2020January 3, 2008 by Sharon Astyk

Quaker writer John Yungblut used the ways of thinking he found to deal with his Parkinson’s disease to provide a new way “into” times of personal and collective hardship.