May 2006

Monthly Archive

Wed 24 May 2006

Fusion reactor work gets go-ahead

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Energy , Post peak , Nuclear
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Seven international parties involved in an experimental nuclear fusion reactor project have initialled a 10bn-euro (£682m) agreement on the plan.

The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (Iter) will be the most expensive joint scientific project after the International Space Station.

Wednesday’s agreement in Brussels gives the go-ahead for practical work on the project to start.

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Mon 15 May 2006

Oil Depletion and Climate Change threaten African Development

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Global Warming
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Mon 15 May 2006

Oil Shock Simulation

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil , Energy , Economics , production disruption
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Mon 15 May 2006

A battle for oil could set the world aflame

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil , Energy , Geopolitics , Economics
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Mon 15 May 2006

Seven Questions: America’s Energy Predicament

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Energy , Economics
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Mon 15 May 2006

The Russian bear is back - and this time it’s gas-powered

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Geopolitics , Russia , Gazprom , Gas
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Thu 11 May 2006

Top Economists, Russia’s Ex-PM Warns Europe of Steep Rise in Gas Price

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy , Gazprom , Gas
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Sat 6 May 2006

India, China bid for oil firm

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Peak Oil , Geopolitics , China , India , Resource , South America
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Thu 4 May 2006

Oil prices threatening US economy

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Economics
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Thu 4 May 2006

Strategic analysis ignors peak oil

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil , Geopolitics , Iran
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Thu 4 May 2006

Former CIA Director, Secretary of Defence takes peakist position

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil
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Thu 4 May 2006

Why Nuclear Is Only Choice For Environment

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy , Global Warming , Nuclear
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Wed 3 May 2006

Nuclear power can’t rescue the world

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy , Global Warming , Nuclear
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Wed 3 May 2006

Nuclear energy is the best option

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy , Global Warming , Nuclear
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Tue 2 May 2006

Bolivia gas under state control

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Peak Oil , Energy , Resource , Gas , South America
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