Pipeline diplomacy – Jan 20
Israel cuts off Gaza’s electricity
Pipeline cements Russia’s hold on Europe’s gas supply
Why Russia is winning the pipeline war: Putin
Staff
Peak oil: Why is it so difficult to explain/understand?
Peak Oil is about RATE. And RATE is dependent on the SIZE, AGE and QUALITY of the RESERVES.
Cellulosic ethanol to power fertilizer demand
Australian grain farmer: “Cellulosic ethanol will stretch fertilizer resources and drive farmers even further away from sustainability.”
Oil and economy – Jan 18
Petrol in Venezuela ‘almost free’
Probability of US recession growing: energy secretary
Oil falls again on signs US is in recession
Climate – Jan 18
Dry, polluted, plagued by rats: the crisis in China’s greatest river
Europe power stations to capture carbon
Texas is biggest carbon polluter
Climate talk’s cancellation splits a town
Food & agriculture – Jan 18
Europe takes Africa’s fish, and boatloads of migrants follow
Roadkill and sustainability
Should we be eating insects?
Farmer Jay Martin on CSAs
Community Solutions: Food, health and survival
Peak oil and coal – Jan 18
CERA v. peak oil
World not running out of oil, say experts
Bush acknowledges peak oil
The coal question revisited
Climate change (and PO) force car manufacturing rethink
Nuclear – Jan 17
Britain reverses course on nuclear power
UK green advisers dismiss nuclear plans as ‘megafix’
TOD on nuclear Britain
Germany to remain anti-nuclear stronghold
Nuclear USA – terrifying
Solutions & sustainability – Jan 17
IPCC chief Pachauri: Lifestyle changes can curb climate change
Satish Kumar on nature, spirituality and activism
Christians playing their part in sustainability
Astyk: Making the case for self-sacrifice
A sustainability Renaissance man
Housing & urban design – Jan 17
Building green
Retrofitting your house for sustainability
Kunstler on the human habitat
CERA says global 4.5% decline rate means no near-term peak
“Some of the more gloomy, pessimistic ‘peak oil’ views about the future of oil supplies result from an assumption of high decline rates. This new analysis provides the basis for more confidence about the future availability of oil.”
The great coal hole
A number of recent reports suggest that coal reserves may be hugely inflated, a possibility that has profound implications for both global energy supply and climate change.
