The end of globalization
(Real Change News: Wed, 01 Jul) Sitting in the restaurant of Vancouver’s posh Fairmount Waterfront Hotel, the former chief economist for one of Canada’s largest banks doesn’t seem like the typical apocalyptic peak oil theorist. |
Letters to the Editor
(Metro Silicon Valley: Wed, 01 Jul) I was disappointed to see that Metro would perpetuate the tired claim that there's a rift between peak oil believers. The article falsely presents a conflict between Transitionists and those the author calls "Post Carbonistas" ("Bike to the Future," Cover Story, June 24). |
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The Future of Transport
(GreenMuze: Wed, 01 Jul) With Peak Oil just around the corner, humans are going to be faced with very few options for mobility in the future — stop travelling or find alternative forms of transport. Imagine travelling with dozens of balloons or in a futuristic-looking helium ship or maybe in a car made of vegetables and powered by chocolate. Sound too good to be true? Check out our collection of the craziest forms of ... |
Road Trip 2009 hits 1,000 miles in the Rockies
(CNET: Tue, 30 Jun) The first week of reporter Daniel Terdiman's annual trip included a drive to the highest paved road in North America, a look at new Air Force cadets, and a visit to perhaps the most secure military location on Earth. |
Patrick Takahashi: Are We Getting Too Old?
(The Huffington Post: Wed, 01 Jul) Another huge economic crisis is looming because, for developed countries, in the 80's, 5 workers supported a retired person. This has dropped to 4:1 and will crash to 2.2:1 in 2050. |
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