Movie review: What a Way to Go
I have seen a number of films on Peak Oil, climate change and the other ills of our society and planet, but none has moved me so much as this one.
Oil
Peak oil – Oct 17
Juan Cole: Oil peak or peak oil?
New Scientist reviews Crude Awakening
Oilwatch Monthly – October 2007
World energy and population: trends to 2100
Earth’s natural wealth: an audit
ODAC News
Economics – Oct 17
Soaring oil prices have yet to derail economy
Economies adjust as oil heads for $90 a barrel
When oil prices rise, so does just about everything else
Finance Round-Up from TOD:Canada
Geopolitics – Oct 17
Not much oil at risk from Turkey/Iraq tension
We’re doing all we can: OPEC chief
Consumption of Venezuelan crude oil and petroleum products rising sharply
‘Many in the US military think Bush and Cheney are out of control’
Ecuador oil: more trouble ahead
Peak oil – Oct 16
Countdown to $100 oil – $85, $86, $87, $88…
Facing the looming energy crisis
New findings on peak oil timing and impacts to be presented at Houston Conference
Home-grown demand driving OPEC growth
Energy policy – Oct 15
Fill ‘er up- but with what? (review of Zoom)
Jamais Cascio: Solving the climate crisis
Black to the future: cheap, plentiful and planet-friendly coal
Peak Oil Review – October 15th, 2007
An executive summary of weekly news from a peak oil perspective, featuring:
– New Record Prices
– The International Energy Agency’s Monthly Report
– Canadian Natural Gas
– Energy Briefs
Peak oil – Oct 15
Peak minerals
New presentations by Matt Simmons
Heinberg: Upside to rising price of the black stuff
New doomer cult classic What a Way to Go
Peak oil and global warming: most serious threats to Progressive ideals
Will ‘ASPO Effect’ send oil prices higher?
Energy and environment round-up
ODAC News
Energy industry – Oct 15
Why does Colorado subsidize the world’s most profitable industry?
Casualty of high oil prices: oil firms
Former Shell executive accuses oil firms of ‘hypocrisy’ over human rights
Trillions needed to meet global oil and gas demand
Peak moment for peak oil in Queensland
The just-released report marks the Queensland Government as the first state/provincial government in the world to recognise that peak oil is real and decide to do something about it.
One decade into a new era
the rise in oil prices over the last ten years reflects a third era in the petroleum industry’s 160-year history.
$100 oil by 2008? Maybe not
The price of oil may well rise in the next three years and it might even reach the $100 per barrel for a brief period. But this will most likely be caused by strong global demand or an unexpected geo-political crisis in the Middle East rather than by a decline in exports under the circumstances that Jeff Rubin has described.
