Climate – Apr 27
Is 450 ppm politically possible? Impact of peak oil and peak coal
North Pole could be ice free in 2008
Plan to reverse global warming could backfire
Extinction threatened people 70,000 years ago – climate
Oil
More coins in the fuse box
Even as the signs of a growing oil crisis gather around us, there are those who prefer to put coins in the fuse box. I am referring, of course, to the very dangerous practice of putting a coin in a fuse box where the fuse ought to go.
Peak oil – Apr 25
Simmons: Has Twilight In The Desert begun?
Peak oil interview with Prof Peter Newman
James Kunstler in Business Week
Le Québec pourrait manquer de pétrole dès 2030
PO is real, it’s time economists faced up
Oil prices & supplies – Apr 25
Grangemouth strike to close pipeline at cost of ÂŁ50m a day
Russia’s oil production is about to peak
There’s more to $120 oil than speculation: Jeffrey Brown’s Export Land Model
‘Age of scarcity’ will drive oil to $225 US a barrel: CIBC
Peak oil – Apr 24
Where the oil rally goes
Russian oil has `peaked,’ billionaire Vekselberg says
The Bakken Formation: How much will it help?
United States – Apr 24
Pentagon worried about spiking oil prices
Bartlett and 8 GOP colleagues: how to alleviate high gas prices
Barack Obama still takes in oil money
The Peak Oil Crisis: The case for 2008
For most of us peak oil will not be a point on a government chart, but will be the day when we drive up to a gas station and find the tanks empty, restrictions on how much we can buy, or more likely a price that makes us realize our lifestyles are going to change. Developments in recent weeks suggest troubles associated with peak oil may be coming faster than many realize.
Has Russia’s oil production peaked?
The answer might as well be yes. Their smallish medium-term growth possibilities are well-delineated. Longer term growth will require levels of investment that are not likely to to be forthcoming in time.
Where are the economists?
It is clear that the current generation will have to adapt to an oil-constrained world. Wouldn’t you expect to see the best and brightest of the economics profession analyzing, passionately arguing, advising national governments and international organizations, never letting the sense of urgency recede from public consciousness?
Why more food is not the answer
The world wants more food – a lot more food – but the planet will not be able to provide it. A groundbreaking United Nations report was released last week that presents an alternative paradigm for agriculture – at a very timely moment.
Oil prices & supplies – Apr 23
Crude tops $119; Saudi Arabia pledges $90 billion to lift supply
Ineos refinery strike could shut-in 700,000 bpd of North Sea crude oil – BP
Producers, consumers lock horns over prices
Why oil could hit $180 a barrel
Big issue is investment, not reserves-Naimi
Peak oil – Apr 23
WSJ: Saudis face hurdle in new oil drilling
Peak Oil? Saudis squeeze the stone even harder
Naimi: Unqualified experts create fear in market
Shell’s chief strategist says 2015
Peak oil crisis interview
Krugman struggles with Limits to Growth
