Middle East – Apr 27
Gulf’s problem: how to spend it
Saudi output growth can help forestall peak oil, Bernstein says
Energy crisis forces India to join Iran gas pipeline project
Gulf’s problem: how to spend it
Saudi output growth can help forestall peak oil, Bernstein says
Energy crisis forces India to join Iran gas pipeline project
Forties pipeline shutdown begins (TOD covers Grangemouth)
Protest in Mexico’s Congress over Pemex oil bill ends
Gas goes global
World’s largest solar farm set for California
Trade war brewing over US biofuel subsidies
Go Green: How to build an earth-friendly community
How green Is golf?
Treat efficiency as an energy resource
Is 450 ppm politically possible? Impact of peak oil and peak coal
North Pole could be ice free in 2008
Plan to reverse global warming could backfire
Extinction threatened people 70,000 years ago – climate
WSJ: Load up the pantry
How much your groceries will cost in 10 years
Food miles and social dilemmas of imported foods
Sachs: How to end the global food shortage
The real dirt on dirt
Post Harvest Technology (food preservation post peak)
Global hops shortage
Biodynamics and microorganisms
Chinese are getting richer but not happier
Canadians taking blame for eco-woes
Gallup: Little increase in Americans’ global warming worries
We’re all destroying the earth, and buying an organic handbag ain’t gonna help
Clothing stores feel sharp economic pinch
The end of cheap clothes is near
Thrift shops – a wardrobe essential
Gardening in the nude (or new use for rhubarb)
Diamond lanes for the rich
Goodbye SUV, hello small cars
Don’t ask me to give up flying
Even as the signs of a growing oil crisis gather around us, there are those who prefer to put coins in the fuse box. I am referring, of course, to the very dangerous practice of putting a coin in a fuse box where the fuse ought to go.
Greening of America: ambitious tree-planting programs are sprouting up
Mass-produced sustainable living in China?
Kunstler:
Picturing suburbia