By James Bernard Quilligan, P2P Foundation
Let’s begin by asking, is supply and demand truly able to manage the thresholds of resources which an environment can sustain, or to ensure that these resources are allocated sufficiently for the population living in that environment?
By Gene Logsdon, The Contrary Farmer
After years of belittling organic farming, some chemical farmers are exploring the possibilities of getting into it.
By Roger Boyd, Humanity's Test
The oil industry shares many of the delayed supply responses of the hog (pig) industry, especially as more and more difficult to finance and develop fields have to be developed.
By Chris Martenson, Peak Prosperity
Geologist Arthur Berman explains why today's low oil prices are not here to stay, something investors and consumers alike should be very aware of.
By Gail Tverberg, Our Finite World
A gradual switch to higher-cost energy products, in a sense, works in the opposite direction to a switch from beef to chicken.
By Chris Rhodes, Energy Balance
At a recent meeting of Transition Town Reading (U.K.), we discussed the prevailing low oil price, and the group asked me to put together some salient points on the subject, set within the context of whether or not we can now dismiss peak oil...