 Peak Oil Passnotes: CERA's Silly Season
(Resource Investor: Fri, 18 Jan) The famous cheerleaders for the oil industry have come out with their latest pronouncement on why peak oil is rubbish. It makes very interesting reading, if you are a fan of comedy.
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 Radar looks at end-of-the-world scenarios
(Addict 3D: Wed, 16 Jan) Radar Online has a rundown end of the world scenarios, including peak oil, bee colony collapse, supervolcanoes, genetic engineering disasters, bird flu, drought, telomere erosion, and Earth wobble.
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 Report disputes gloomy outlook for oil supply
(Houston Chronicle: Fri, 18 Jan) A leading oil industry consulting firm is challenging theories that the world is running out of oil, arguing the production decline rate of the world's oil fields is far lower than commonly believed.
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 Peak Oil response - Britain full speed ahead on nuclear plant
(North Denver News: Sat, 12 Jan) Peak Oil notes: Declining North Sea oil has encouraged Britain to dramatically reverse course on pursuing new nuclear power. According to Reuters: Britain gave the go-ahead to a new generation of nuclear power stations on Thursday, setting no limits on nuclear expansion and adding momentum to atomic energy's worldwide renaissance. The government argues that Britain must build nuclear plants to ...
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 Oil in plentiful supply
(The Australian: Thu, 17 Jan) The rate of decline on all reserves is half what it was believed to be.
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 Not ‘Peak Oil,’ but Lots More Oil
(Accuracy In Media: Wed, 09 Jan) There was an interesting news item out of Moscow in late September, to which most people probably paid little heed.
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 allAfrica.com: Comments
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 US recession will dominate White House race
(Daily Telegraph: Sun, 13 Jan) This was the week the long, long race to be the 44th US President finally got going. And, already - after the drama of the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries - it's an "unprecedented" contest.
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