United States – Sept 20
Palin’s Petropolitics
Speth: Progressive Fusion
A crisis that could make the US election a cleaner contest
Palin’s Petropolitics
Speth: Progressive Fusion
A crisis that could make the US election a cleaner contest
These are the slides and text for a presentation given at the ASPO-USA conference September 21-23.
In these ten minutes, I’d like to provide a context for the discussion. I’d like to paint a broadbrush picture of where we were, and where we are going. It will be from the viewpoint of someone inside the movement looking out.
From the grassroots, rather than from the media.
A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective
A mid week update including:
– Numerous crises
– Nigeria
A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective
Wide-ranging ethics scandal emerges at Interior Dept
Gov’t officials investigated for sex, gifts (oil royalties)
Top analyst: Reduced dominance predicted for U.S.
Dems’ offshore drilling plan comes with catch
Energy political reporter on the White House race
Cleared: Jury decides that threat of global warming justifies breaking the law
Nuclear is the real threat to the fuel-poor, not wind energy
How good an eco-driver are you? Regulator’s tips on careful motoring may save £500 a year
We talked here quite a bit recently about what we might do to make money after our new normal begins to emerge, and John Michael Greer, whose new book _The Long Descent_ was one of the best books I’ve read this year, has offered his own take on the future job market. I agree with nearly everything he says – nearly everything. And churlish as it is to disagree with someone on the smallest point, who you agree with on every large particular, I’m going to take the time to meditate on at least one of his observations that I don’t quite agree with, because it is something that I think quite does matter in our future…
New York Times columnist calls for a Green Revolution
The Fate of BC’s Carbon Tax
Tea Leaves (Presidential elections and the price of oil)
E&E Daily’s Berman, Geman preview congressional action on energy (video and transcript)
Oil crisis hiding in plain sight; pump prices and crude still way ahead of year ago levels
Charlie Maxwell to Barron’s: $300 oil is inevitable
An urban legend to comfort America: demand for oil creates new supply
Soros: The perilous price of oil
Dirty little secret
Kingsnorth trial: Goldsmith defends climate change activists
Nasa scientist appears in court to fan the flames of coal power station row
Brown vows freedom from oil dictatorship
How food waste can power your home
When the wind doesn’t blow
Environment Minister Sammy Wilson: climate change views are “hysterical psuedo-religion”