South Korea: Fuel shortage cutting into air training
The defense ministry said yesterday that it was short of fuel for the military’s aircraft and naval ships as budget constraints continue to bite.
Chae Byung-gun
Employment tips for the post-oil age
The salient features of the post cheap oil world will be turbulence, economic systems failure, and falling standards of living. The greatest imperatives for Americans will be the reconstruction of local communities and economic networks of interdependency and the re-establishment of local agriculture.
Can Dr. Frankenstein “Secure” this November’s Election?
Could the US presidential election be called off? The stakes are high and they include the world oil peak, rants Chuck Richardson.
Chavez will visit China in October for talks on supplying crude oil to China
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will visit China in October to talk about oil as China reaches out for more sources of supply to feed its booming economy.
Bush: U.S. probes possible Iran links to 9/11
Iran is harboring members of al Qaeda, and the United States is investigating whether the Iranian government had a role in the September 11, 2001, attacks, President Bush said Monday.
The Ghost of Vice President Wallace Warns: “It Can Happen Here”
In 1944 Vice President Wallace wrote, “If we define an American fascist as one who in case of conflict puts money and power ahead of human beings, then there are undoubtedly several million fascists in the United States”.
Oil drought could be our saviour
Given the gravity, immediacy and potentially all-encompassing implications of Colin Campbell’s projection, there must by an urgent government-initiated debate over the validity of the statistics and the potentially devastating short term economic and political implications of oil peaking in next two or three years.
Thirsty Invaders, Chasing Heat [excerpt]
The impending end-of-life of oil and Boomer Babies is the next big challenge to the Green movement in America.
Regime change in Iran now in Bush’s sights
PRESIDENT George Bush has promised that if re-elected in November he will make regime change in Iran his new target.
Whalers move for return to slaughter
A return to commercial whaling and the type of butchery not seen for the better part of a century will move closer this week with Japan expected to secure enough support at the annual meeting of the International Whaling Commission to ensure a pro-whaling majority for the first time in 20 years.
Boys will be girls – eventually
Extinction threat rises as creatures ingest ‘gender-bending’ chemicals from plastics and pesticides
The vanishing bluefin
The fate of the giant bluefin tuna is another example of the way our oceans are being plundered to satisfy gourmet tastes.
