Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
In its day, the internal combustion engine was a wonderful device that served us well for over a century. That day, however, will soon be over. It is time to start thinking about and planning for alternatives.
Mexico’s oil output falls
Pemex in death throes amid political squabbling
The oil factor in Kosovo independence
Deutsche Bank jumps into peak-oil debate
Oil hits a high; some see $4 gas by spring
Things not as bad in Gulf as Simmons claimed
N. American NG production and EROI decline
This week in petroleum
Peak oil in a car review
U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett (R-MD) interview
Stuart Staniford: Whither the bumpy plateau?
Matt Simmons interview and slides
Global shortage of metals looming
Oil prices take a toll on Gulf’s middle class
South America natural gas crisis
A credible European energy strategy
There Will Be Blood– dramatization of peak oil?
Renewal (religious environmental activism)
The Gleaners and I (extreme recycling)
ESPN: The ultimate race- global warming vs PO
Peak oil in Halifax, Nova Scotia
TOD: Oilwatch monthly
Headed over a cliff our leaders want to ignore
Simmons addresses Dubai business leaders
Brattleboro (VT) task force submits PO report
The article “The End of Cheap Oil,” published in Scientific American marked a turning point in the discourse about peak oil. Co-author Campbell reflects on the article 10 years later.
An executive summary of weekly news from a peak oil perspective, featuring:
– Crude
– Gasoline and Diesel Prices
– Geopolitics
– Prudhoe Bay
– Energy Briefs
Brazil dances with OPEC
Iran warns will hit back at UN sanctions
Russia’s oil taxation to be reformed
Australia and the Export Land Model
Ireland’s oil security review
Iceland’s heated debate
Can Turkish economy survive high energy prices?
Matt Simmons: U.S. needs to show world the way on energy
10 things the nation must do
Drop ideas of oil independence
