Peak oil – Feb 2
Orlov: Collapse and its discontents
A day in a life without oil
Agriculture meets PO at Soil Association
Farming, supermarkets & the end of cheap oil
Orlov: Collapse and its discontents
A day in a life without oil
Agriculture meets PO at Soil Association
Farming, supermarkets & the end of cheap oil
“I am firmly of the belief that over the course of the next year or two, this issue of peak oil will replace global warming as an issue”
Any Painless Way To Fill The Oil Supply Gap?
Liberal markets create an addiction to gas
The Rapid Collapse of Cantarell by the Numbers
How can Oil plan at all?
Goldseek interview Kunstler
Daily output at Mexico’s biggest oil field tumbled by half a million barrels last year, according to figures released Friday by the Mexican government.
Statoil says Snoehvit oil not profitable to produce
Further delay at Indonesia’s Cepu field
Newfoundland locks horns with oil giants over Hibernia
New head for Bolivia’s State oil co.
Hungry for oil
Take to the fields
Fresh Ideas for Farm and Food Policy
Cambodia’s coming energy bonanza
Future of
NG from the Western Canada sedimentary basin
Long Beach LNG project halted
Years of flaws have killed Yucca Mtn nuclear repository, NRC member says
Roscoe Bartlett: man on a mission (interview)
Two warning beacons heralding the arrival of peak oil: Cantarell and Ghawar
Durango scientist debunks PO ‘myths’
Ten fundamental principles of net energy
Cornell professor says PO could be delayed
Oil at $35?
Statement issued by the Iraqi Labor Union Leadership at a Seminar held from 10 to 14 December 2006, in Amman, Jordan to discuss the draft Iraqi Oil Law.
The Associated Press issued a story Jan 18 which stated that Saudi Arabia intends to increase its oil production capacity by 40% by 2009. In fact, it intends to do no such thing.
Mexican oil: Severe withdrawal symptoms ahead
Pemex predicts production drop
Curse of the black gold: the Niger Delta
Is the sun setting on oil sector’s heyday?
“Hot gas” is costing consumers like you and I billions of dollars every year. Is this just an oversight, or a scheme devised by gas stations to milk consumers of more money?