Peak oil & supplies – April 14
Green Ink: Forget Peak Oil; Peak Gasoline is Already Here
Preparing for a Post Peak Life
The 2009 EIA Energy Conference: Day 1
Oil Industry Braces for Drop in U.S. Thirst for Gasoline
Oil
Food & agriculture – Apr 14
Organic sites on food-safety bills (HR 875, etc.)
G8 warns of hunger threat to global stability
Walker’s World: New food crisis looms
United States & Canada – Apr 14
Friedman: (No) Drill, Baby, Drill
Political winds shift in favor of legalized pot
Natural gas production decline creates fiscal headache
Renewables & biofuels – Apr 13
“Revolution on a Rooftop” author interviewed
Oil Giants Loath to Follow Obama’s Green Lead
Amid a sea of troubles, ethanol now has an antibiotics problem
Ethanol adds 0.5-0.8 points to U.S. food prices
Interview with Matt Simmons, Part 2
“Around the rest of the world, we’re slowing down every planned project that is supposed to be getting started, and a lot of things needed to complete ongoing projects are being put on hold.”
Peak oil & supplies – April 12
“Let us be human” – a Christian response to peak oil
New essay by Mark Jaccard on peak oil
If you dig it: energy is driven by demand
US military energy consumption in 2008
Energy-spending cutbacks spark price-spike talk
IEA Cuts Oil Demand Forecast to Lowest in Five Years
Malthus and vice
Malthus might have earned more respect for his Law of Population if he hadn’t proposed it just at the moment when human production first tapped into the coal seams and oil streams that fueled the industrial expansion. It is only today, when those resources have peaked, that we are revealed to be much more like the other animals than we thought…
United States – April 11
TOD: Steven Chu at the 2009 EIA energy conference
Dave Cohen: Obama’s energy experts
US Department of Interior moves to speed up wind energy
Thomas Friedman on cap-and-trade: Show us the ball
Water – April 11
Water crisis rocks LA, Mexico City; who’s next?
Peru faces water versus oil dilemma
Industrial farms could leave eastern Wash. with dry wells
ODAC Newsletter – 10 Apr
A weekly review from a UK perspective.
Peak oil & supplies – Apr 10
Enjoy the cheap petrol, while it lasts
Peak Oil: China vs. USA
“Die nächste Ölkrise kommt”
Why Cuba’s Dreams of Major Oil Discoveries Might Come True
Energy prospects brightest when the news is bleakest
United States and Canada – Apr 9
Electricity Grid in U.S. Penetrated By Spies
White House May Postpone Auctioning Emissions
Reconciliation For Carbon Emissions?
Mayor Gregor Robertson lends support to UBC Farm, flags peak oil
Former Oilsands Exec Named Head of Climate Working Group
