Peak oil – Aug 7
Christian Science Monitor on peak oil
Revolutionary report on future of oil (IEA)
Trinidad:
Peak oil – less tourism?
TOD-Canada news roundup
Christian Science Monitor on peak oil
Revolutionary report on future of oil (IEA)
Trinidad:
Peak oil – less tourism?
TOD-Canada news roundup
Heat waves are getting longer in Europe
Monbiot:
The climate camp is a protest for democracy (Heathrow airport demo)
Same carbon credits sold twice
Struggle for Iraq’s oil as Kurds open doors to foreign investors
Power cuts worsen as Iraqi grid nears collapse
Chávez taps oil wealth to build socialism
Report: Venezuelan oil subsidies to Cuba top $3 billion
A review of the new Peak Oil documentary and an interview with its director.
Insurgent American
Sharon Astyk de-constructs
The really inconvenient truth
In dusty archives, a theory of affluence
Some analysts say that peak oil is here now. Suppose they are correct — what changes will we see in the years ahead? How might oil production change between now and 2030, and how will this decline affect the economy?
(Part 3 of a series)
A critical assessment of George Monbiot’s scheme for a 90 per cent cut in carbon emissions. Can ambitious targets and moral exhortations bring any improvement on existing treaties?
An executive summary of weekly news from a peak oil perspective, featuring:
– Crude and Gasoline
– The OPEC Meeting
– In the Congress
– African Power Crisis
Boom in biofuels could backfire (climate effects of more nitrogen fertilizer)
National Express quits biofuel experiment
Cruise line signs biodiesel contract
Eco-couple go prime time: they spread the word on “Wife Swap”
Blame the media for climate woes: analysis
Facebook and “object-centered sociality”
Meeting best friends for the first time
Energy policy per American Petroleum Institute
Energy bill adopted by House requires utilities to use renewables
Candidate Dodd on energy & the environment
Scientists issue warning on chemical found in plastics
Dengue fever rages across Asia
Global health report rejected by Bush administration for not being political