 The Peak Oil Crisis: Have the Troubles Begun?
(Moldova.org: Wed, 25 Apr) By Tom Whipple // Falls Church News-Press In recent years, numerous books have been written about life after world oil production peaks. Most depict radical change, as oil-powered transportation, suburban living, and large-scale food production and distribution wither. The truth is nobody really has a good idea about what is going to happen. The world has never been to peak oil before. There are ...
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 Talks focus on environment
(Stevens Point Journal: Tue, 24 Apr) The organizers of Wednesdays forum on global warming and peak oil use are hoping to spur a community discussion.
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 Transition Town Lewes officially launched
(Lewes Today: Thu, 26 Apr) SINGING, hand-clapping and foot-stomping brought the 'unleashing' of Transition Town Lewes (TTL) to a rousing conclusion tonight (Tuesday).
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 DOC COLUMN | Are Green Docs Hot?
(indieWIRE: Wed, 25 Apr) It seemed to come out of nowhere: a high-production value theatrical doc featuring the then media-shy former presidential candidate Al Gore . Skeptics abound prior to the release -- it was tough to imagine that an intellectual stiff like Gore could carry a feature doc about, of all things, global warming, yet the film seems to have raised the profile of a whole crop of new "green" work.
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Sustainability must start at local level, speakers say
Firm Sees M'sia's Oil Output To Continue To Grow In Long-term
COLUMNS: Free Will Astrology
Peak Oil Passnotes: Can Oil Go to $80 Again? Why Not?
