June 2007

Monthly Archive

Sat 30 Jun 2007

Two thirds of college applicants believe global oil reserves will run out within 25 years

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil
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Two thirds of university and college applicants between 17-21 believe that global oil reserves will have run out in the next 25 years, while 91% thought that climate change would be “hitting the world hard” according to a survey conducted by sustainable development charity Forum for the Future. Three quarters thought that lifestyles needed to change radically if civilisation was to survive the next century.

Sat 30 Jun 2007

Kremlin lays claim to huge chunk of oil-rich North Pole

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil , Geopolitics , New Oil , Russia , Climate Change
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Sat 30 Jun 2007

The real casus belli: peak oil

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil , Geopolitics , Iraq
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Mon 18 Jun 2007

Crude Impact - Peak Oil Documentary

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil
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Sun 17 Jun 2007

Colin Campbell’s Response to BP’s Statistical Review Front Page News

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil , OPEC , biofuels
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Mon 4 Jun 2007

Iraq’s oil boom isn’t delayed, it’s relocated to Canada

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Iraq , New Oil , Climate Change
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