 Sweet in we mouth
(Trinidad Express: Mon, 07 Apr) In July of last year I wrote a series of articles linking Peak Oil (the increase in demand over foreseeable supply of petroleum) to our Government's revenue, tourism, food prices and availability, and in general the impact of the Government's fiscal policy on inflation and the Central Bank's open market response to this profligate spending.
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 Global-warming scientist: It's worse than I thought
(The Register: Mon, 07 Apr) Only Peak Oil can prevent 'guaranteed disaster' A renowned global-warming scientist says the problem of global warming is much more serious than previously estimated. However, he also hints that there may be no need to fear catastrophic carbon-driven climate upheaval, as mankind will run out fossil fuels much sooner than presently estimated.…
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 Gold loses its shine
(Daily Telegraph: Mon, 07 Apr) GOLD has failed to live up to its reputation as a hedge against inflation despite recently hitting record highs above $US1000, a leading analyst says.
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 Peak Oil Passnotes: Peak Oil Is Here, Enjoy
(Resource Investor: Fri, 28 Mar) In what will be the last Peak Oil Passnotes, we take a brief look at the way the industry has moved from denial to acceptance. Welcome to the beginning of the end.
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 How long can oil fuel our leisure?
(Stuff: Sat, 05 Apr) Open up the throttle on a top dragster and you are burning more fuel than a 747 jet. You hit the end of the track in about five seconds, but still, that is a lot of gas.
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 Documentary Channel Goes Green For Earth Day
(MultiChannel News: Fri, 04 Apr) Documentary Channel Friday announced it will devote its entire programming on Earth Day, Tuesday, April 24 to green documentaries with a special "EarthView" programming event featuring four new primetime premieres and one DOC premiere of eco-friendly documentaries.
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