Peak oil & supplies – Sept 5
Peak oil and the media
Can US natural gas production be ramped up?
Regulators probing oil supply data: report
Fighting on empty (Australian Defence Force)
Oil
Deep Thought – September 4
Celebrate a green future
Carbon: Life & death styles of the rich
Surviving Peak Oil: Obstacles to Relocation
Fossil fuels – September 4
Coal plans go up in smoke
Nasa scientist appears in court to fan the flames of coal power station row
The world spends $300 billion subsidizing fossil fuels
Heinberg on New Coal Technologies
Deep Thought – September 3
Adaptation: The Ultimate Challenge
Technological fundamentalism in media And culture
The long downsizing of civilization — buy a boat
Peak Oil – September 3
Rogers says bull market in oil has `years to go’
Megaprojects predict decline of oil production
The crash course (End of Money) (audio and slides)
Peak retail sales in Italy?
The question Wall Street is ignoring but the world can’t: Is oil production falling faster than demand?
Geopolitics – September 3
Michael Klare: Putin’s Ruthless Gambit
Iraq reaches oil agreement with China
A foreign policy that makes little sense at all
Food & agriculture – September 3
Victory garden
George Monbiot – fructivist
Beyond carbon: Scientists worry about nitrogen’s effects
Human waste used by 200 million farmers, study says
Drought in Australian Food Bowl Worsens
Solutions & sustainability – September 3
Hot Japan’s cool green trends
Plan C 5.0: Community Solutions to Climate Change and Peak Oil
Introducing Transition Chat!Planting seeds: Website seeks to liberate diets – and wallets – from supermarket
Peak Oil – September 2
A growing global power crisis looks to be greater economic and political danger than oil
ASPO Newsletter for September
The Archdruid nails it: Energy conservation, not efficiency, is key
Shocklets
United States – September 2
Pollster Zogby: Americans ahead of their leaders?
Palin: Big Oil’s new champion
Douglas administration’s energy plan is too timid
Climate & environment – September 2
Brazil: Deforestation rises sharply as farmers push into Amazon
Can engineering the earth save it from catastrophe?
Australia’s coal emissions are worst, says global study
Reflections on “An Inconvenient Truth”
Hurricane destroys oil infrastructure; oil price falls
In the task of waking humanity up to the plight of resource depletion, the market is not very helpful, even if it occasionally does give useful warning signs. It’s a bit like the broken clock that tells perfect time twice a day.
