Free E-Book: The Oil Age is Over
Matt Savinar of the website www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net has made his book, The Oil Age is Over available for free download between now and the US presidential elections.
Oil
‘Panic sets in’ as oil prices hit new high
Oil prices have climbed towards $52 on worries about supply problems in the Gulf of Mexico and low oil inventories.
African oil fields: Rewards and risks
West African oil holds great promise for companies in search of diverse sources. But it’s giving U.S. national security planners a new Gulf to worry about: the Gulf of Guinea.
Richard Heinberg predicts coming resource crunch
Oil depletion figures highly in the approaching crisis, and it’s not something new or theoretical, but something society has been living with for decades, Heinberg said.
ASPO October Newsletter
This month’s newsletter from the Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas feautures a country assessment of Turkey and a summary of the month’s most important news stories. Essential reading.
Oil production in U.S. tumbles to 54-year low
U.S. oil production plunged to a 54-year low after Hurricane Ivan slashed through the Gulf of Mexico two weeks ago, sinking rigs, buckling pipelines and triggering underwater mudslides that sheared the legs off platforms.
The Secret Relationship Between Israel and Oil / Peak Oil is a Zionist Scam
Two articles alleging that the peak oil hypothesis is a myth propogated for Isreali zionist interests.
First U.S. Conference on Peak Oil and Community Solutions
This November, people from around the country will gather in Yellow Springs to hear nationally recognized speakers address the pressing issue of ‘Peak Oil’ and the benefits of small community and low-energy solutions.
U.S. and France take different tack on oil conservation
The United States, land of gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles and air-conditioned McMansions, might do well to turn to the country Americans love to hate for lessons on how to curb its reliance on imported oil: France.
We Did It!
World’s Seven Largest Economies (G7) Admit They Have No Idea How Much Oil Is Left – Issue Emergency Call for Transparency at DC Summit ….
Recent statements by the G7 group of nations and other breaking news stories have now irrevocably placed Peak Oil on the table. The bottom line is that the G7 have admitted that demand has outpaced supply and that due to cooked books and secrecy, they really have no idea how much oil is left, or available for production (two different questions). Within months there will be no more important story on the planet.
The world has lost Iraq’s oil
The costs and benefits of America’s occupation of Iraq vary, according to proponents and opponents, except when it comes to oil exports.
New snag to Gazprom-Rosneft merger
The absorption of Russian state-owned oil company Rosneft by the gas giant Gazprom appears to have run into trouble amid press reports yesterday of furious infighting among top Kremlin officials over the deal.
