British Columbia goes green
Green changes sweeping British Columbia
Plan to make B.C. the continent’s greenest
Will be acid test for environmental concerns
New rules threaten proposed coal projects
Too timid a response (new)
Green changes sweeping British Columbia
Plan to make B.C. the continent’s greenest
Will be acid test for environmental concerns
New rules threaten proposed coal projects
Too timid a response (new)
Shell president “shocked at how many people believe in peak oil”
Cheap oil to last, “doomsday” fears overblown says Maugeri of Eni SpA (Italian oil)
Chevron CEO calls for US to triple ethanol use
Exxon-Mobil’s Tillterson: focus on meeting oil/gas demand
Chevron CEO wants national regs for GHG
Simmons: Oil has peaked, but where’s the data?
Fears for North Sea output grow
HOT Hot hot (climate and peak oil)
Russia warns BP may lose Siberian gas licence
Evaluation of Russian natural gas resources
Activists shut down construction of LNG terminal
The Giant Sucking Sound, Revisited
Let Us Be Human: Peak Oil
CERA Report outlines energy scenarios
Change required in Madison
Million motorists embarrass road price ministers
Cuts in gasoline use decades away: US automakers
Transport chief pledges to get Auckland moving
Oil industry finds hot rock resource
Canadian Oil Industry Fears Possible Tax Increase, Enviro Controls
WorleyParsons’ Canadian Play
Parliament recognises Peak Oil as real
Review of Senate report
Oil future raises burning questions
High petrol prices a sign of worse to come
Stop coal exports within 3 years
Howard talks nonsense about miners’ jobs
New Anvil Hill coalmine likely to get go ahead
Saving precious water at the flick of a switch
Biggest Chinese coal mining company plans huge coal to liquids programme
Governor calls for CTL plant funding
Victorian Minister meets Anglo on venture
Russian about going nowhere
Venezuela tries to attract nore oil rigs
Shell commercial: No easy oil any more
Oil companies open up at CERA conference
Exxon Mobil warms up to climate issue
By subverting the feedback we need concerning global warming, peak oil and a host of other environmental problems, those engaged in this public relations game of confusion risk letting the equivalent of a house fire occur in the biosphere.