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The Norwegian Oil Director is establishing “a slow and gradual decline” as a best case scenario for Norway, concluding that “serious efforts must be made in several areas” to achieve it. The alternative scenario? Steep decline.
The API considers “Peak Oil theory” to be bunk. Yes, they believe that Yergin is more credible than Simmons. As far as dealing with potential supply shortfalls? They don’t believe that we are facing any potential supply shortfalls.
Iraq may hold twice as much oil
Jerome a Paris is dubious
Bering Sea likely rich in hydrates
For several years a Chicago entrepreneur has labored quietly building a company to create an alternative to batteries for powering cell phones and other small gadgets. The company deliberately kept a low profile because its core technology, first called cold fusion 18 years ago, has long been ridiculed by mainstream scientists. The phenomenon now is called low-energy nuclear reactions (LENR).
Exxon: The defiant one
Target global warming, target Exxon
World Nuclear News – new website
Nuclear foes see danger in waste
Handling nuclear waste is a persistent problem
G7 ministers give nuclear energy a nod
Jeremy Gilbert’s Comments on TOD Saudi Analysis
Peak oil: Get ready for it, says GAO
Soil Association starts nationwide meetings
When the lights go out
Skrebowski on the race against peak oil
Alternate Reality Game: Surviving a World Without Oil
About “World Without Oil”
Time to face reality of finite oil supply
Doha: talking about an OPEC for gas
Russia’s oil and gas reserves shrinking
Chavez guarantees Latin American energy supply for 100 years
Chávez plays the oil card
Climate censorship- the deniers dish it out
A tale of three interviews
Labor confronts global warming
Diesel’s adverts call for a boycott
ConocoPhillips, the anti-Exxon, supports regulation of GHG emissions
What Iraq’s new oil law says about the invasion?
Getting tough with the petro-elites
Disposable Workers of the Oil and Gas Fields
Canada’s oil services struggle
The debate over the exact timing of peak oil really comes down to this: How much running room do we have before we go off a cliff?
