The Americas – Mar 19
Venezuelan oil exports down 192,000 bpd in 2007
Mexico braces for an oil war
Shell wants to produce 5x more oil from tar sands
Energy independence- US’s road not taken
Oil
Making the most of a global depression
The problem is not just financial mismanagement; there is a deeper instability: the global economy is based on a fundamentally unsustainable exploitation of depleting natural resources.
Peak oil, uncommon ground
A long-time critic of peak oil discusses where the peak oil community agrees with its critics.
Mainstream confronts peak oil – Mar 17
Christian Science Monitor
U.S.News & World Report (James Schlesinger)
Montreal Gazette
Toronto Star
International Business Times
Wall Street Journal
WSJ’s ECO:nomics conference
French Prime Minister
Peak Oil Review — March 17th, 2008
An executive summary of weekly news from a peak oil perspective, featuring:
-Production and prices
-Climate change
-Have we reached the breaking point?
-Energy briefs
Oil prices & supplies – Mar 17
Cheney: high oil price reflects market reality
They see bubbles everywhere now
Shell CEO: no problem with oil supplies
Weak dollar fuels energy price rise
Record oil divorced from fundamentals-OPEC delegate
Peak oil camp – Mar 17
How shipping containers shortened the lifespan of petro-civilization
Is peak oil theory only for fascists?
“Energy Descent Pathways” now online
Simmons: Key investment questions For 2008+
Sydney must prepare now for peak oil
Sharon Astyk: Dinner, and whether you’ll be getting any, to 2050
Kunstleriana
Oil producers – Mar 17
Gulf currencies may drop dollar peg
UAE: Gas shortage to double cost of electricity
Venezuela wants euros for some fuel exports
Mexico leftist seizes oil reform to drive comeback
Stalking the Arctic
U.S., Iraq, oil – Mar 17
A crude case for war?
Iraq’s insurgency runs on stolen oil profits
Cheney to Mideast with ‘rich agenda’ on oil, peace
ODAC Newsletter – Mar 14
A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective.
Do we have too much energy?
Our biggest challenge is not related to getting enough energy. Our biggest challenge is to understand our relationship with energy and to recast it so that we may live more harmoniously with the world around us.
The peak oil crisis: the last spiral?
Missing from all the talk about the financial situation is a realistic appreciation of the role of oil in the world’s economy and the role increasing oil prices will play in the coming economic “recovery.”
