 Love in the apocalypse
(The Australian: Mon, 09 Apr) THE first time I encounter Bright Eyes, also known as Conor Oberst, he is entering the hotel as I exit. I'm leaving because I've been told the singer is ill and needs to rest before a television performance. As he shoots me a furtive glance, I wonder if he has intuited that I am the miffed journalist whose interview he has just cancelled. Either way, he looks a tad ruffled as he heads towards the ...
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 Doha conference: talking about an OPEC for gas
(Radio Netherlands: Mon, 09 Apr) Will there be a new cartel of gas producers along the lines of OPEC, or not? That's a key issue at the annual meeting of 15 gas-producing nations in Qatar.
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(The Daily Tar Heel: Mon, 09 Apr) A group of about 200 residents attended a public meeting Thursday night at the Carrboro Century Center to address Orange County's energy future with a focus on local solutions to global problems.
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(Bloomington Alternative: Sun, 08 Apr) It usually doesn't get more cynical than when lawmakers sit down to discuss "mass transit." It usually goes like this: someone needs to pick up a few votes among those in the lower quintiles, and one of the easiest ways to do so is by pandering to the only form of transportation they can afford.
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 Giant oil fields, the new parameter for peak oil production
(ANI via Yahoo! India News: Sat, 31 Mar) Washington, Mar.31 (ANI): Researchers at Sweden"s Uppasala University have suggested that giant oil fields be used as the latest parameter to determine peak oil production in the future. According to the research, oil has been the dominant source of energy in the world since the 1950s, and its cheap supply has determined economic growth in the West. Since the demand for oil in the future is ...
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Transition Town Lewes prepares for 'unleashing'
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Bringing Amtrak Up to Speed
