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Peak Oil News Thursday June 7th 2007



'Deep Economy': ideas for a better world'Deep Economy': ideas for a better world
(Prairie Public Broadcasting: Thu, 07 Jun) Bill McKibben envisions a new economy more attuned to environmental harmony and human satisfaction. His round-the-world reporting and thoughtful analysis give great weight to both his warnings and his prescriptions for change.


Local news briefsLocal news briefs
(Stevens Point Journal: Wed, 06 Jun) The countys public safety/emergency management committee voted this morning to support a recommendation made by deputy corporation counsel Blair Ward regarding a settlement to end the employment of Portage County Jail Captain Evan Hansen.


Peak Oil Passnotes: Normalising $70 OilPeak Oil Passnotes: Normalising $70 Oil
(Resource Investor: Thu, 31 May) These days as prices bounce around just under $70 we are hearing politicians say that the “low price” of energy is helping dampen inflationary pressures. So is $65-$70 oil now low? What will be the next high?


Economic View: Self-interest will do more to cut carbon emissions than all the low-energy light bulbs in the worldEconomic View: Self-interest will do more to cut carbon emissions than all the low-energy light bulbs in the world
(Independent: Sat, 02 Jun) The wind has shifted direction. The acknowledgement last week by President Bush that the world needed a new treaty to curb carbon emissions, and that the US would support this, is an important back-cloth to this week's G8 economic summit in Heiligendamm on Germany's Baltic coast.



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What's behind the 'perfect storm' of rising gas prices?What's behind the 'perfect storm' of rising gas prices?
(Navasota Examiner: Fri, 01 Jun) As gasoline prices surge past the $3-a-gallon mark, it's tempting to blame "Big Oil" for "price-gouging," the idea being this is all part of a conspiracy to control oil supply.


LETTER: Cost of rejecting clean power is too highLETTER: Cost of rejecting clean power is too high
(The Standard-Times: Fri, 01 Jun) Cost of rejecting clean power is too high


Policy Summary >> LinksPolicy Summary >> Links
(EUActiv: Thu, 31 May) Oil is the life blood of our economies but it is also a finite, non-renewable energy source. The world currently consumes 85 million barrels of oil per day for electricity, heating, transport, chemistry and other economic activities.


Read other Stories...Read other Stories...
(The Hook: Thu, 31 May) Published May 31, 2007 in issue 0622 of the HooK. "If you build it, they do indeed come." That's the lesson for all Virginia to learn from the Historic Triangle around Williamsburg.


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