United States – May 10
Robert Baer: Playing the Iraq oil card
$200 scheduled for 1/20/09 – what US can do
Liberal think tank: Up, up, and away?
The false lure of lower gas prices
Gas prices hit hard – USA Today special report
Robert Baer: Playing the Iraq oil card
$200 scheduled for 1/20/09 – what US can do
Liberal think tank: Up, up, and away?
The false lure of lower gas prices
Gas prices hit hard – USA Today special report
Oil lobby reaches out to peeved citizens
Colbert takes on oil lobby
Ensuring the future of the industry – workforce
Chevron: 1,100 employees eliminated
Fresh interest in L.A.’s oil wells
Coal situation worsens at India thermal stations
Oil passes $126 on Venezuela concerns
Oil execs see $100-or-less cost by year’s end
The case for $80 a barrel oil
World begins to smart from oil’s too rapid rise
Rob Hopkins: The wonder of the worm
How to make fertilizer out of thin air
Protein possibility for post-peak: the meat beast
A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective.
Why $120 oil is good
Iran says $200/barrel oil possible
Where will oil settle? Around $100
Saudi Arabia’s Ghawar isn’t sinking (but has apparently moved)
Russian oil: Trouble in the pipeline
OPEC sees no oil shortage, would pump more if needed
The Iran risk, again (just in time for the election?)
Portrait of an oil-addicted former superpower
All of inflation’s little parts (fascinating graphic)
Senator: Drilling not answer to rising gas
Bio-preferred sustainability buying program
ASPO Newsletter for May
Irish peak oil documentary and its reception
Big oil strike in Brazil has tongues wagging, but we continue towards peak oil
Yergin: High oil prices spur alternative fuel shift
Greenland oil estimates over-reported
Analyst sees oil surging to $200
With several recent articles and TV pieces in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, ZDF (Second Public German TV network) and N-TV (private TV network), Peak Oil is now becoming established in mainstream German media.
Articles in German:
200 Dollar pro Barrel? Experte rät zur Abkehr
Russen-Alarm an der Öl-Front
“Peak Oil” – Wann geht uns der Saft aus?
Simone Boehringer interviews Matthew Simmons
Fatih Birol (IEA) interview: »Wir sollten das Öl verlassen, bevor es uns verlässt«