 Peak Oil Passnotes: Where Do We Go From Here?
(Resource Investor: Fri, 31 Aug) Once in a while it is nice not to wind up the peak oil crowd and actually have a quick look at the market as it stands today. So let’s do that shall we?
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 Barrasso visits UW
(Laramie Boomerang: Sat, 01 Sep) University of Wyoming students in the College of Engineering covered the concepts of peak oil and renewable energy with Wyoming’s junior senator in a classroom discussion Friday.
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 Economic risk management
(Trinidad Express: Mon, 03 Sep) My best subject at UWI in the area of economics and mathematics was Statistics and Probability. This gave me the tools to deal with uncertainty and eventually to manage the attendant risks of even day-to-day living.
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 Council trio has foresight
(Herald Journal: Sat, 01 Sep) The coming decades promise significant challenges for Logan and Cache Valley: congestion, pollution and water rights among them. But the most dramatic challenge will be in the of the world of energy.
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 Peak Oil - less Govt revenue
(Trinidad Express: Mon, 27 Aug) Prime Minister Manning, supported by experts at the last petroleum conference in Port of Spain, claimed in his Budget presentation that the Ryder Scott comment that at the present production rate of natural gas we have but 12 years left of gas, is simply an industry indicator that we have to go looking for more gas.
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 Film Festival Focuses On Peace And Justice Issues
(New London Day: Tue, 28 Aug) New London — A free film series focusing on peace and justice issues will begin the new season with a screening of “The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil,” at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 9 at Flavours of Life, 86 Bank St.
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 Some performances coming this weekend
(Philadelphia Daily News: Fri, 31 Aug) The Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and the Philly Fringe begin today and run through Sept. 15. Here's a look at some of this weekend's offerings (many events continue through next weekend, too). Information at 215-413-1318, www.livearts-fringe.org.
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Home grown apples can save the planet...
