What lifestyles without oil?
At the Tällberg Forum in Tällberg, Dalarna, Sweden, Chief Jake Swamp from the Akwesasne Mohawk Tribe and I had a conversation about “What lifestyles without oil?”.
Oil
Peak oil & prices – July 3
Energy prices: What’s supply got to do with it?
Senate hearing on EIA’s forecasts for oil
The commodities bubble
Dale Allen Pfeiffer: Dealing with gasoline prices
Transportation – July 3
Airbus And Boeing face a dark and painful future
Big job cuts announced at American
Car sales at 10-year low
SUV drivers burned twice: at the pump, on the car lot
The peak oil crisis: assesing $200 oil
While some sort of quantitative evaluation of our future would be nice, $200 oil easily could be here before anyone can crunch the numbers.
Peak Oil Notes – July 3
A mid-week update on peak oil:
– Oil prices
– The World Petroleum Congress
– Iranian nuclear enrichment
Peak oil – July 2
Peak oil: IEA inches toward the pessimists’ camp
R. James Woolsey, former CIA director, on energy security (interview)
Saudi oil project brings skepticism to the surface (Khurais)
Cutler Cleveland: Energy transitions past and future
Will wartime mobilisation address peak oil?
Oil prices a speculative bubble? Not so fast!
The breathtaking run-up in oil prices is linked to the crisis of world financial institutions. What the U.S. Government should not do.
Peak Oil – July 1
Cries in the Dark: Wall Street Journal profiles Bartlett, Woolsey, Karsner, Hirsch: These four voices want to make sure policymakers don’t dismiss the energy crisis — again.
Discussion with Matt Simmons
Grist interviews Kunstler
Economics – July 1
With oil at $140 a barrel, can you still love Julian Simon?
Credit-card debt snaring more high-income people
What the Export Land Model means for energy prices (and investors)
Geopolitics – July 1
Seymour M. Hersh: Preparing the battlefield -stepping up secret moves against Iran
U.S. advised Iraqi ministry on oil deals
Iraq’s oil ministry to decide on technical-service contracts
Drill here? – July 1
Gail Tverberg at TOD: The US offshore drilling debate – “start now” or “wait a while”
Three points on ANWR
International Energy Agency says current prices justified
The International Energy Agency published one of its gloomiest ever analyses of the oil markets, asserting that oil prices are justified by fundamentals.
