Climate science – Jan 2
‘Shocking’ Arctic ice melt
Ancient warming caused huge temp spike
Tropical virus moves to Italy
‘Shocking’ Arctic ice melt
Ancient warming caused huge temp spike
Tropical virus moves to Italy
New Scientist: ‘Year of the environment’
Top 10 global warming stories
Independent: ‘The sheer scale hasn’t sunk in’
Gwynne Dyer: It was all about oil, global warming
Great Lakes record lows
Thirsting for answers in dry Georgia
Water and health: 88% of diseases caused by bad drinking water and hygiene
Edinburgh city initiative on ‘peak oil’
TIME: How green is your neighborhood?
Cities and energy consumption
The perfect casserole: just add badger
Supermarket flies fish 5,000 miles from country where millions are starving
The invisible ingredient in every kitchen: heat
Sharon Astyk: Future of the quik ‘n easy meal
Bill McKibben: ‘Remember this: 350 parts per million’
Cap and trade: why grandfathering sucks
Geo-engineering- a debate whose time has gone
India: The poverty of the rich
UK to assess climate cost of all decisions
Japan mines `flammable ice,’ flirts with environmental disaster
An end to coal power? Unlikely
Hansen: The wrong choice for Massachusetts
Kite powered ships
Slow down, you drive too fast – got to make the oil last
Air Force to fly on synthetic fuel?
Amtrak sees ridership rise
Vermont passes up state-of-art trains
An executive summary of weekly news from a peak oil perspective, featuring:
– Production and Prices
– US Petroleum Inventories
– Policies Shifting in China
– Energy Briefs
Also: an interesting 1975 memo from M.K. Hubbert detailing a heated confrontation between him and the U.S. Geological Survey
China’s first ever white paper on its energy conditions and policies. Complete text.
“China did not, does not and will not pose any threat to the world’s energy security. China will continue to maintain its sustainable energy development and make it promote the sustainable development of the world’s energy resources, thus making positive contributions to the world’s energy security.”
Gods of the rotary table
Australia: Big Oil’s highway robbery
New Type of coal plant moves ahead, haltingly
Uranium deposit sparks controversy in Pittsylvania county
Why “the end of cheap food” isn’t automatically a good thing
Does less energy mean more farmers ?
Resisting the globalization of food: the return of the bread riot