August 2007

Monthly Archive

Sat 11 Aug 2007

Canada uses military might in Arctic scramble

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Peak Oil , Energy , Environment , Resource , Russia , New Hegemony
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Building programme is response to Russian move
UN to decide on seabed claims to huge oil deposits

Ewen MacAskill in Washington
Saturday August 11, 2007
The Guardian

Lancaster Sound, Nunavut, Canada
Lancaster Sound, Nunavut, Canada. Global warming has made the Arctic’s oil and gas reserves more accessible Photograph: Louise Murray/Science Photo Library
  An international scramble for the Arctic’s oil and gas resources accelerated yesterday when Canada responded to Russia’s recent sovereignty claims with a plan to build two military bases in the region. (more…)

Fri 10 Aug 2007

Energy watchdog warns on oil supplies

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Peak Oil , Energy
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Sun 5 Aug 2007

Energy search goes underground

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy
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Fri 3 Aug 2007

The crash that could come

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Economics
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