Jevons paradox is conveniently ignored nowadays. But the question is not
whether Jevons' reaction will occur: it is quite clear from the last
half-century that it HAS BEEN occurring. The paradox describes techno-social
development in that period, i.e. the emergence of the problem we have now,
p
>I read Matt Simmons' book, and I have to say he makes a compelling
> case for Saudi Arabia. It's depressing. But, we'll NEVER run out of
> oil if we simply stop using it!
Hmmm, if everyone thought the same way, I'd agree. But Jevons Paradox has been
used to say that overall this will no
David Penfold wrote:
>Keith, I know your usual response is to say that a lot of peak oilers are
>crazy carrying capacity nutters, but it's also embraced by the BNP. So let's
>just ignore them both. We need to press the urgency of this issue for
>sustainable change.
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I read Matt Simmons
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