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Posts Tagged ‘peak oil’

NYTimes.com | The Price We’re Willing to Pay for Oil

NYTimes.com | The Price We’re Willing to Pay for Oil

When oil prices are high, Americans like to say that the oil markets are broken, driven by speculators, detached from reality, driven by conspiracy. When prices are low, we do not have complaints about the oil markets. Then we say the “markets are [...]

Fast Company | WikiLeaks May Have Just Confirmed That Peak Oil Is Imminent

Fast Company | WikiLeaks May Have Just Confirmed That Peak Oil Is Imminent

It's getting more and more difficult to deny that an oil supply crunch is just a few years down the road, especially now that WikiLeaks has released cables revealing that Saudi Arabia's oil reserves have been exaggerated by as much as 40%, or 300 [...]