Peak Oil in the News

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Peak Oil News Monday March 5th 2007

Michael Ruppert: Venezuelen Society Showing How to Survive Post Peak Oil
(The Narco News Bulletin: Sun, 04 Mar) Michael Ruppert, of the late From The Wilderness source of analysis on dealing with the end of cheap petroleum (now archived and free), reports that Venezuelan and Latin American, and especially Bolivarian, community and cultural consciousness are ahead of the world in the social tools needed to make it in a human civilization not lubricated by petroleum.

Peak Oil Passnotes: Stock Markets Tumble but Crude Holds Firm
(Resource Investor: Fri, 02 Mar) Last year as the stock markets made their way to record highs the market in crude was being gutted. Now the markets are stumbling but crude remains resilient. Why?

Local Fleet Managers Consider the Options of Alternative Fuels
(WKSU Kent State University: Fri, 02 Mar) Managers of private and municipal vehicle fleets met in Cleveland today to learn more about clean, alternative fuels. With looming threats of peak oil and climate change, more Ohio transportation fuel suppliers are turning to alternatives. But fleet managers want to know what the benefits and potential downfalls are before they commit to the new technology. WKSU's Karen Schaefer reports.

Chevron head: plenty of untapped oil reserves left
(Midland Reporter-Telegram: Sun, 04 Mar) HOUSTON - All the talk of when the world will run out of oil could be rendered irrelevant because of geopolitical issues that block access to untapped reserves, the head of international exploration and production for Chevron Corp.

Seminars to address climate change
(Lawrence Journal-World: Sun, 04 Mar) Kansas University's Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets will be taking part in a two-year study of the polar ice caps and their effects on the global climate.

Slashdot: The Next Generation
(Salon.com: Fri, 02 Mar) A press release for the "news for nerds" site's new "content aggregation" software is not geek-friendly

To Nuke or not to Nuke? That is the Question, by William Bowles
(UN Observer: Fri, 02 Mar) For well over a year now pundits on both the left and the right have been telling us that the US/Israel Axis is about to bomb/invade Iran; those on the right say it with glee and on the left with understandable fear of the consequences, not only for the unfortunate Iranian people but for the entire planet.

KU's Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets Takes Part in Global Research Effort
(Kansas City InfoZine: Fri, 02 Mar) The Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets, headquartered at the University of Kansas, will play a significant role in the International Polar Year that begins yesterday.

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