Peak oil, prices, and supplies – Aug 27 – updated Aug 28
-Speaking At Jackson Hole
-Peak Oil: Supply Data Doesn’t Lie
-Peak Oil around 2030 says IEA (updated)
-Speaking At Jackson Hole
-Peak Oil: Supply Data Doesn’t Lie
-Peak Oil around 2030 says IEA (updated)
-Hooked: George Monbiot on fishing
-Objectors to wind farms to be bought off
-Oil giants destroy rainforests to make palm oil diesel for motorists
-Study ranks states’ vulnerability to oil prices
-‘Peak Oil’ Is a Waste of Energy
-Opec’s greed will herald the end of the oil age
‘Integral fast reactors’ and other ‘fourth generation’ nuclear power concepts have been gaining attention as potential contributors to climate change abatement, in part because of comments by US climate scientist James Hansen. However, nuclear power could at most make a modest contribution to climate change abatement, and all nuclear power concepts fail to address the single greatest problem with nuclear power − its repeatedly-demonstrated connection to the proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction.
It is probable, or at least possible Learsy himself takes seriously what he claims as facts in this “trenchant” piece. Basically he asserts the IEA or International Energy Agency has been taken over by dark forces which inject the world’s media, and politicians heads with dangerous, or at least wrongheaded propaganda to drive up oil prices.
Top Inside-the-Beltway Democrats are trying to serve up a two-decades old fiasco again: touting natural gas as the “bridge fuel” for a renewable energy utopia. Fossil Fuels Policy Action looked at this in 1988 and rejected the idea’s environmental and energy-security premise as well as its ethics. Basically, this new “agenda,” as they call it, is the same scam as the late ’80s — it had its way, ran its course, and look where we are now.
-The Gloom in China’s Glowing Economic Stats
-Walker’s World: The China bubble
-China’s wild west
-China pushing yuan as global currency
-A New Test for Business and Biofuel
-Surely Some Flora Out There Can Fuel My Car
-Fuels for thought
-Entrepreneurs Wade Into the ‘Dead Zone’
-Oilwatch Monthly – August 2009
-The 2008 Oil Price “Bubble”
-The Coming Oil Crisis
-Opec’s greed will herald the end of the oil age
With our world at the convergence of peak oil and climate change, ASPO’s 2009 International Peak Oil Conference, titled System Reset: Global Energy and the New Economy, brings together experts from around the world to offer timely perspectives on the future of oil and its impact on the global economy. The event will be held at the Sheraton Hotel, Denver, Colorado, October 10-13, 2009; early registration ends Friday, August 21.
-Turkey Plays Both Sides on Gas Pipelines
-Dmitry Medvedev attacks ‘anti-Russian’ Ukraine
-Natural gas, not so sustainable