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(Anacortes American: Wed, 04 Apr) _Welcome to Anacortes American Online! Watch the film "The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil" at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 28 at the Lincoln Theater.
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 Waste not, want not: making conservation #1, #2 priority
(Yellow Springs News: Thu, 05 Apr) The commitment to reducing energy use varies from household to household, and few are as determined as Yellow Springs community members Larry Halpern and Gail Keen have been over the past two years to conserve energy in their home in Springfield.
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 Speaker says nations must prepare for life after plentiful oil
(Reno Gazette-Journal: Wed, 04 Apr) Nations may suffer severe economic, social and political effects if they remain unprepared for the time when maximum oil production is reached, according to a speaker for the Truckee Meadows Livable Communities Series.
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 Oil production will peak soon, we can react now
(Purdue Exponent: Wed, 04 Apr) Today's American lifestyle requires high quantities of oil. Almost everything we use in our daily lives uses oil. Purdue and other schools throughout the state, country, and world around us use oil as fuel to heat and cool buildings.
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 David Roberts: What If Coal is Running Out Too?
(HuffingtonPost: Tue, 03 Apr) Virtually everyone involved in energy discussions takes for granted that there's plenty of coal waiting to be burnt. The typical claim is that the U.S. has "200 years" worth of domestic energy in its coal reserves. That's why some people aren't as worried as they might be about the imminent peak in oil production. The notion is that we'll burn coal for electricity, liquefy it for ...
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Experts: Energy security fears overblown
