Presto change-o
Mr. Obama will preside over the potential restructuring of all our systems, some of them in ways he and his supporters have not imagined.
Mr. Obama will preside over the potential restructuring of all our systems, some of them in ways he and his supporters have not imagined.
The Economist: Oil prices have plunged. Another spike may be on its way
Byron King: Oil prices down… for now
The day the oil runs dry (Abu Dhabi and Dubai)
Intellectual Conservative: What is the energy independence of ethanol?
Obama and biofuels – summary
Ethanol: When in doubt, propagandize
The slippery business of palm oil
Power play on House energy panel (Dingell to go?)
Science in a post-Bush world
Cheney’s day is done (Halliburton)
Rob Hopkins: Why, for today at least, I’m celebrating Obama’s victory
Lundberg on Obama administration and eco-hope: business as usual with more road building?
Sustainable food and ag folks offer their elevator pitches for Obama
David Suzuki: Renewable energy requires strength of will
Thinking Like an Ecosystem
Losing the edge?
Zero immigration and sustainable populations
A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective
IEA’s World Energy Report 2008 – executive summary now online
WSJ: Oil supplies will tighten and prices jump, IEA warns
NYT: Agency predicts a return of triple-digit oil prices
We are facing a deep crisis – our economy is simply falling apart, while our ecology and the underlying source of our economic power – our energy supply – is threatened. And Obama is coming to us, like Lincoln, like Roosevelt, at a moment in which the easy solutions to these crises are no longer possible.
Energy group sounds dual warnings
Energy agency forecasts oil reaching $200
Peak Oil: You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide From Higher Oil Prices
CAP’s Romm discusses possibilities for energy, enviro positions in Obama administration (video and transcript)
E&E’s Berman and Kaplun give analysis of presidential, congressional outcomes (video, maybe transcript)
Ottawa swoops in with climate-change offer
As the drama of the bursting bubble of Wall St. gives way to a slower, but steady and painful, economic decline, the first and most important question we should ask is “Should we try to blow another bubble, or should we reject bubble culture values for something entirely different?”