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Peak Oil News Saturday September 9th 2006

Peak oil in Boston
The Association for the Study of Peak Oil-USA and Boston University will co-sponsor the 2006 World Oil Conference, Time for Action: A Midnight Ride for Peak Oil, on the BU campus October 25-27, 2006. The Conference will bring energy experts from around the world to discuss the likely timing, impacts, and intelligent responses to the growing Peak Oil challenge. Virtually every sector of our society and economy will be affected by Peak Oil, from transportation, manufacturing, airfreight, and agriculture, to homebuilding, city planning, and finance.

Peak oil in Yellow Springs Ohio
Later this month people from around the country will gather in Yellow Springs to hear nationally recognized speakers address the pressing issue of ‘Peak Oil’ and lifestyle alternatives to our high energy way of life. The Community Solution annual fall conference, this year titled Beyond Energy Alternatives, will be held in Antioch College’s Kelly Hall from Friday, Sept. 22 through Sunday, Sept. 24 and features keynote talks by Vicki Robin, co-author of Your Money or Your Life and David Orr, author of Earth in Mind and Chair of Environmental Studies at Oberlin College.

Tank low and running on fumes
A controversial theory that global oil production will peak within 25 years has been embraced by a Senate committee with the warning: be worried now. The committee says that, like Sweden, which plans to be oil-free by 2020, Australia should be preparing for an irreversible decline in world oil supplies. A report released last week by the Senate's rural and regional affairs and transport committee is the first official recognition at a national level of the "peak oil" theory. This suggests that global oil production will peak before 2030, then start declining, with terrible social and economic consequences.

Massive Oil Find In Gulf of Mexico Brings Gloom to 'Peak Oil' Pranksters
I hate to say "I told you so," but the news of a big new oil discovery by Chevron and two partners in the Gulf of Mexico confirms what I've been saying for years: Oil is not scarce. Big Oil's price manipulators only want us to think it is. Early estimates are that the lower Tertiary, where Chevron's new Jack 2 well sits, could yield anywhere between 3 billion and 15 billion barrels of oil, making it the biggest new domestic find since Alaska's Prudhoe Bay.

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