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Peak Oil News Tuesday April 15th 2008



Brazil Finds World's Third Largest Oil FieldBrazil Finds World's Third Largest Oil Field
(The Auto Channel: Tue, 15 Apr) Writing for AP last night, Alan Clendenning has reported that Brazil has found a new deep-water oil field that might yield as much as 33 billion barrels of oil, an amount that according to one energy analyst, "would nearly triple Brazil's reserves and make the offshore bloc the world's third-largest known oil reserve."


Seeking an Angel in Dubai and BeyondSeeking an Angel in Dubai and Beyond
(Bernama via Yahoo! Malaysia News: Tue, 15 Apr) ATTENTION EDITOR,GENERAL DESK NEW YORK, April 15 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ -- Mark Nejmeh, President, MagKinetics Inc. will travel to Dubai to seek an Angel for his development stage renewable energy company with their patent pending technology for "A system and method for creating electricity from moving vehicular traffic." MagKinetics has been patiently and thoroughly seeking a financially ...


U.S. on 'monorail with a cliff at the end,' UA prof warnsU.S. on 'monorail with a cliff at the end,' UA prof warns
(The Arizona Republic: Mon, 14 Apr) Aztalk newsmaker Guy R. McPherson discusses dwindling oil supplies and ''end of the world as we know it.''



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An Explanation for Soaring Commodity PricesAn Explanation for Soaring Commodity Prices
(Resource Investor: Mon, 14 Apr) The standard story for high commodity prices is rapid growth by China, India and company. But world growth is slowing, while commodity prices still hit new highs. This column suggests that the key may be low real interest rates.


Climate issues must remain on front burnerClimate issues must remain on front burner
(Berkshire Eagle: Sun, 13 Apr) It's cold comfort that the end of the heating season is in sight. A typical 200-gallon oil fill-up costs nearly $1,000 now.


Energy from the Tides in Northern Ireland - Peak OilEnergy from the Tides in Northern Ireland - Peak Oil
(North Denver News: Wed, 09 Apr) A 1 megawatt clean energy project using only power of tides has been installed in North Ireland.


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