February 2005

I?ve collected a list of reasons why the trend towards globality will reverse shortly, and the importance of regionality will increase 1) Fuel costs and… Read More »Why the region we live in will become more and more the region we depend on. Globality in reversal.

I have heard people asking to be shown the way forward towards sustainability, not forced to by instability resulting from oil reserve depletion, but by… Read More »People keep asking: what is the way forward

Oil awareness meetings are being held all over the world. Last I looked there were meetings in 210 locations. Click on the link to find… Read More »Get to an OIL AWARENESS MEETING

Simmons and Company International is an independant investment bank working throughout the whole spectrum of the energy industry. Mathew R Simmons recently presented his outlook… Read More »Peak oil: advice to investors by Mathew R Simmons

The Swedish Government, alarmed by deteriorating health of the population, called on The Swedish National Food Administration and the Swedish National Institute of Public Health… Read More »Swedes’ deteriorating health prompts 79 point proposal

BP profits are up. In fact BP is making $ 1.8 million Dollars an hour. Fine for them, but commentators say they are pumping out… Read More »British Petroleum post record profits

One interesting thing to note about civilizations is that they have a nasty habit of collapsing. Many of them have come to their ends for… Read More »Time for Homework: what causes civilizations to collapse?

Late last year, Dale Allen Pfeiffer started looking into how natural gas shortages would affect fertilizer production costs. The article “EATING OIL” unravels the myriad… Read More »How much fossil fuel do you eat? For how much longer?

Matt Savinar (see earlier post about Oil running out)is interviewed on the American Antigravity site. Hear Matt speak about how he, with his lawyer’s zest… Read More »Audio interview with Matt Savinar

In his excellent analysis of the probable effects of coming oil shortages, Matt Savinar puts his finger on something that goes counter to what a… Read More »Improving efficiency runs counter to sustainabilty: the Jevons Paradox