Ripples – May 28
Fuel-price protests spread across Europe
Lorry drivers converge on London in fuel protest
High oil prices will hurt trade
U.S. small business crunched by fuel prices
Australia: Waking from the dream
Fuel-price protests spread across Europe
Lorry drivers converge on London in fuel protest
High oil prices will hurt trade
U.S. small business crunched by fuel prices
Australia: Waking from the dream
Gordon Brown: The oil crisis is a global problem requiring global solutions
We’re not yet at Hubbert’s peak – call it instead ‘de facto peak oil’
California mayor: How will local governments respond to large increases in energy bills?
Russia worried as oil production slides
New: Immer neue Preisschocks (+ Fatih Birol interview in German)
Fuel prices rise nearly 30 percent
Angry protests
Cash to the poor to soften the blow
The same old song on high gas prices
Greg Palast: Obama’s secret war profiteering tax
Reps. Young and Bartlett: The American Energy Independence and Price Reduction Act
Thomas L. Friedman: Imbalances of power
America’s oil crisis demands a leader like Churchill
Canada as an energy superpower
Gazprom to ship Shtokman gas to Rabaska LNG terminal
As gasoline prices go higher and higher and as the polls show voters more and more concerned about how they are going to fill their tanks, the Congress is starting to stir.
Fat chance – policy vs personal
Sharon Astyk: Won’t we prioritize energy for agriculture?
World hunger, agribusiness and the food sovereignty alternative
Exxon facing shareholder revolt over approach to climate change
Drilling for defeat? (politics in US West)
Energy industry seeks a boom in youth
Jamais Cascio: How many Earths? (the real key to sustainability)
Chasing utopia, family imagines no possessions
Symbols can overshadow substance
Get ready to rethink what it means to be green
Peak oil for teenagers (talk)
Australia Pumping Empty: PO film coming
THE progressive crises: Global warming and peak oil
Queensland Sustainability Minister Andrew McNamara
Andy Welti (Minnesota House)
Connecticut State Rep. Terry Backer
I asked Lisa Wright why Rep. Bartlett’s office thinks the peak oil issue has gotten so little traction in the media and with politicians. “Hard truths are hard to talk about as well as hard to absorb,” she said. But, she added, “It’s a chicken and egg conundrum. To the extent that voters become informed and aware through media, you’ll find that candidates will follow.”