Peak oil and coal – March 14
How much coal remains?
Science Magazine on peak coal
The Oil Drum demographic/opinion survey results
Australia radio interview with Dmitry Orlov
Oil
The global south – March 13
Mexico: A Collapse Update from Jeff Vail
Chris Nelder on Mexico
Our Friends in The South
ODAC Newsletter – 13 Mar
A weekly review from a UK perspective.
Peak oil and supplies – March 12
Argonne National Laboratory report: Water issues associated with heavy oil production
Shell exec on coal, NCOs and peak oil
A risk Big Oil companies can afford to share
WSJ: A new peak for oil, and curbing nuclear exuberance
Peak oil notes – March 12
A mid-week review, including:
-Prices and production
-China
The economic crisis impacts on public health
Today I report on a study with public health officials from across the nation… The questions are not about peak oil per se; that topic would make for a short interview, indeed. I’m inquiring about the current fiscal and economic crisis… (transcript of talk for the “After Peak Oil” Conference, Johns-Hopkins University, March 12)
Food & agriculture – March 10
Michael Pollan Fixes Dinner (Extended Interview)
Vancouver latest municipality to allow urban chickens
Where there’s Muck… the joy of a well aged compost
Nine meals from anarchy?
Deep thought – March 10
Suspicious minds: paranoia on the rise
Psychology of denial
Framing The Collapsonomics Practice
Hot, Flat, and Confused
Housing & urban design – March 9
Trouble at the mall
Kunstler: Retooling Suburbia
How the Crash Will Reshape America
Energy industry – March 8
Aleklett: Jorma Ollila, Chairman of the Royal Dutch Shell
Newspaper interview with Jorma Ollila – peak oil and supplies
AAPG president Scott Tinker and peak oil
Chevron seeks new Mid-East reserves – unlocking billions of barrels?
Peak oil – March 8
Jim Kingsdale: When will the oil price pop?
The role of peak fossil fuels in climate change scenarios
Peak oil, peak coal and a peek at the future
The peak oil economic depression has arrived
Both increasing unemployment and declining stock values indicate that we are entering an economic depression similar to the Great Depression. Although it is difficult to determine how much of this economic depression is caused by Peak Oil impacts and how much stems from mismanagement of the economy as well as from business and government corruption, Peak Oil plays a major role.
