Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
While up on Capitol Hill discussing the prospects for the peak oil message in the new Congress, I was brought up short by a question from a hill staffer. “Can’t you guys sharpen the time frame when oil production is going to peak?”
Correa ‘wins Ecuador’s election’
Venezuela’s oil-based economy
Mexico: An energy quagmire awaits president-elect
Jordan king: 3 Mideast wars possible in 2007
No ‘miracles’ in the desert
G20 calls for energy investment and efficiency
China’s poorest worse off after boom
Saudis threaten to cut ties to Britain over corruption investigation
Uranium mine blamed for high Aboriginal cancer rate
Uranium a peril among the Navajos
£7bn deal to harness Sun’s nuclear power
Aus. Opposition leader says nuclear power key to election
Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump faces new hurdles
Push for environment policy change in new House
Iraq: Yes, things can get worse
Send in the subpoenas: energy a ripe target
American politicians continue to push the fantasy of energy independence, a world where ethanol made from corn (and, they hope, from switchgrass) will replace oil and American soldiers will never again need visit the Persian Gulf, except, perhaps, on vacation
Greenhouse masses
More paying for ‘carbon neutrality’
China shifts to support a Carbon Tax
US scorns French ‘polluter pays’ tax proposal
Climate change means big business for reinsurers
U.N. climate conference report
Gore: the survival of human civilisation at stake
Gore: Nuclear not the answer
Global warming too arcane for currency players
Progress report on the dozen or so U.S. cities that have passed peak oil resolutions or that are on track to do so.
Can Coal Come Clean?
Union calls for clean coal investment
‘Clean coal’ has detractors
Don’t Grandfather Coal Plants
Pasadena seeks deal on coal-energy ban
In Second Coal Rush, New Mind-Set in the Mines
A new Al Jazeera with a global focus
The death of news
The truth is out there … somewhere
America’s media bubble
Bush’s Chernobyl economy
Ex-energy secretary sees further rise in oil prices
U.S. energy chief: high oil prices could wreck economies of many countries
1927-1933 Chart of Pompous Prognosticators
