portunities and
avoid threats continues to be just as critical in modern society. The
challenge is to find why we are rejecting foresight, why we can't see
what the real threats are that confront us.
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Hi Keith, and everyone else,
> Sorry Chandan, I'm baffled by the EROEI arithmetic.
>
I just wanted to point out one thing about the arithmetic. No, I don't
really understand it either, but I didn't really try. One thing that
doesn't seem to have been said is that it might not matter as much,
dep
Hi All,
Do we need a reason for Spitzer’s “outing”? If so, here t’is.
Regards,
Bob.
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Hi Robert
Thanks, nice read as usual.
Only got time for this right now, more later I hope...
> Why do these discussions so often boil down to money?
Because it's jolly nice stuff and the root of all evil? :-)
There was a pop singer in Hong Kong named Money Cheng. She said in an
interview
Hi Chandan
Very nice, some real cost accounting. It seems the argument went from
"We're running out of oil" to "We're running out of cheap oil", but
if "cheap" has anything to do with real costs then there's no such
thing as cheap oil, and there probably never was.
So are the real costs coming
Hello David
>Keith,
>
>I'm confused as to the relevance of abiotic over biotic sources of oil.
>
>Given that Hubbert predicted the decline of US fields, I think his
>approach may be relevant for any given field, whether abiotic or
>biotic. Even if the source were to be abiotic, I think the probl
http://www.gnn.tv/articles/2297/Why_Palast_Is_Wrong
Why Palast Is Wrong
Tue, 23 May 2006 12:28:39 -0500
By Greg Palast
And why the oil companies don't want you to know it
Now that I've convinced you that the Peak Oil crowd is crackers, let
me disagree with myself. We can't understand the new
http://www.gnn.tv/articles/2295/No_Peaking_The_Hubbert_Humbug
No Peaking: The Hubbert Humbug
Tue, 23 May 2006 07:23:33 -0500
By Greg Palast
What if everything you thought you knew about Peak Oil was wrong?
Editor's note: This article is the first part in a two part series
and should be read i
