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(Red Bluff Daily News: Fri, 12 Oct) RED BLUFF - Peak Oil"will be the topic of the Oct. 17 meeting of the Red Bluff-Tehama County branch of the American Association of University Women. It will be at 6:30 p.m. at the Tehama County Library community room in Red Bluff.
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 Less can be ‘a scary word’
(Coast Reporter: Fri, 12 Oct) Coast residents looking to reduce their ecological footprint and prepare themselves for the onset of peak oil can get a refresher course at Less Fest, an afternoon event at Elphinstone Secondary next Friday.
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 Agreement will allow work on Intercounty Connector to start next week
(The Washington Examiner: Sat, 13 Oct) Work on the controversial Intercounty Connector must be limited to construction that won't cause irreparable harm to the environment under a deal reached Friday by the State Highway Administration and groups that have sued to stop the highway.
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 The wackiest candidates win our votes
(The New Zealand Herald: Sat, 13 Oct) Local body elections have always been tainted with ennui; the billboards, dull; the candidates' meetings even duller. But for those prepared to dig below the murk, this year's crop of mayoral wannabes proved to be some of the best shows in town.
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 Peak Oil Passnotes: Where Peak Oil Is Wrong
(Resource Investor: Fri, 05 Oct) Peak oil advocates are correct on a number of important areas - but in others they are replacing a broader understanding of the oil industry with simplicity.
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 In Tomorrow's Paper
(EdmontonSun.com: Sat, 13 Oct) FORT MCMURRAY -- Northern Alberta in the future - a massive toxic swamp, devoid of trees and animals, with all the proceeds of the oilsands profits siphoned to other countries.
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 V.B. Price: Thinking ahead
(Albuquerque Tribune: Fri, 12 Oct) Population predictions for greater metro Albuquerque over the next l8 years seem delusional. If we top a million people by 2025, it will be a double-edged miracle.
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Has world oil production already peaked?
