Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
-Cloud ships on course to beat climate change, says Copenhagen study
-Glacier melt accelerating, federal report concludes
-India attacks British and Western ‘hypocrites’ over cutting emissions
-Key to climate bill, offsets have plenty of critics
A weekly round-up including:
– Prices and production
– China’s New Energy Plan
-Tradable Energy Quotas (TEQs): A Policy Framework for Peak Oil and Climate Change
-Oil May Fall Below $10 in Next Decade, Prechter Says (Update1)
-Mexico Oil Production to Fall 4.9%, Drop Through 2012 (Update3)
-Offsets and Big Ag: Does the climate bill give away too much to the farm sector?
-US Still Paying Blackwater Millions
-Steinbeck’s Descendants
-U.S. needs 45 more nuclear reactors by 2030: study
-Sanctions Unlikely to Stop Iran’s Nuclear Quest
-Not Recycling, and Proud of It
A weekly review including:
– Production and prices
– The FTC Rules
– Peak Coal in Appalachia
– Briefs
-India sets out ambitious solar power plan to be paid for by rich nations
-Asian giants put the West’s targets for solar energy in the shade
-Boom in hydropower pits fish against climate
-Are wind farms a health risk? US scientist identifies ‘wind turbine syndrome’
A weekly round-up including:
– Prices and production
– Another warning
-Nigerian militant amnesty starts
-Clinton Seeks U.S. Africa Gains as China Expands Oil Purchases
-Iran: New confrontation looms
Shell takes to high seas to escape oil gloom
OPEC unlikely to cut oil output in Sept – delegates
The Inevitable Rise in the Price of Gasoline
Everyone agrees: our economy is sick. The inescapable symptoms include declines in consumer spending and consumer confidence, together with a contraction of international trade and available credit. Add a collapse in real estate values and carnage in the automotive and airline industries and the picture looks grim indeed.
