Peak oil – July 28
David Strahan on the mainstreaming of peak oil (GPM interview)
Oil profits show signs of aging
The most dangerous metaphor: Moore’s Law
David Strahan on the mainstreaming of peak oil (GPM interview)
Oil profits show signs of aging
The most dangerous metaphor: Moore’s Law
Russia leads race for North Pole oil
Did guerrillas strike at the heart of Mexico’s oil industry? Or maybe not?
Analysis: Oil part of large Iraq conundrum
Now is not the time to continue subsidizing every form of energy that can be produced in the United States, as the current Congress seems intent on doing.
Paul Krugman: The sum of some fears
Happiness, economic growth & oil prices (Does PO activism make you happy?)
ABC on peak oil and cars (Australia)
Pemex predicts end of oil
Bombing of Mexican pipelines puzzles security experts
Domestic demand: The main engine of Saudi Arabia’s growth
Oil firms find reserves elusive
TOD: The energy return on time
$100/barrel oil may be a few months away
The third trillion barrels of oil: the 3 steps to finding them
After peak oil: will America survive?
ODAC News
UK energy security
Canada TOD Round-Up
The world at $100 a barrel – peak oil?
Council on Foreign Relations: Reading oil’s tea leaves
Science: Even oil optimists expect energy demand to outstrip supply
Canada energy round-up
Falling dollar puts pressure on Opec
Ed Koch:
Is there a viable solution to our OPEC dilemma?
Russia and France play the energy game
If Iran provokes an energy crisis: modeling the problem in a war game
British energy policy a dangerous farce
Peak Oil and Dentistry – the Final Taboo
BP profits fall on declining production
Slope production drops faster than estimated
TOD Round-Up: July 24th
Has the IEA been converted to the peak oil position? The answer is yes and no.
I could be absolutely off base, but it seems like the combination of peak oil, financial instability and climate change is going to strike us hard, and soon. There’s good reason to hedge your bets, invest a few resources and a little energy into preparation.
In reality, the “Hard Truths” report [by the National Petroleum Council] is a piece of political theater carefully constructed to deflect responsibility from the administration for failing to publicly acknowledge and start preparing the nation for the consequences of oil depletion.