Water – Nov 21
Big growth, big fight over water in Washington
City to dredge Atlanta’s Lake Lanier – needs water
Staff
Food & agriculture – Nov 21
Our oil-based food system will run out of gas
A cause to diet for: local Scottish food
How chocolate can save the planet
China inflation up on food costs
Win-win situations? Don’t trust them, but…
Our cities, our future – Nov 21
Kunstler: Formerly normal
Walking towns: universities, military bases & pre-auto
European-style bike-sharing programs head to US
Middle class angst: the politics of lemmings
Oil producers – Nov 21
Nigeria seeks control of energy industry
The 10 oil producers most likely to shock the world (10/tie: Angola/Equatorial Guinea)
Bad news from Canada
New oil crisis: an engineer shortage
United States – Nov 21
Protection from high gas prices
How $100 oil could help
US facing up to its thirst for oil
Four ways to solve the energy crisis
NY Gov Spitzer on cap-and-trade
National policies – Nov 21
Australian election: peak oil policy responses
UK’s Brown a bright-green revolutionary?
Will OPEC dump the dollar?
Grim visions – Nov 21
Endings aren’t always happy
The freezing point of industrial society
Black Friday: Why this one is especially dark
Peak oil in the media – Nov 21
Houston Chronicle: Crude crunch coming
This week in petroleum
Motley Fool’s new energy blog
Mid-month oil reality check (contango rising)
TOD’s Energy and Environment Round-Up
Thinking peak – Nov 21
Clarke’s wager and the fate of civilization
A new exhibition considers the lessons of the 1973 oil crisis
Give thanks for oil – and OPEC
Taking a break
Energy Bulletin will be taking a Thanksgiving break.
Postings are expected to be sparse until Sunday November 25.
Two can live as cheaply – Nov 21
Can shrunken families be reflated?
Sharon Astyk: Getting more butts in your house
Energy policies – Nov 20
Castro: Oil costs and development
Southeast Asian leaders back nuclear energy
Nuclear revival in Europe likely
