Posted on May 31, 2008 by jkibbe
I read a lot (books and online) but rarely visit my public library, so I was pleasantly surprised when I did an online book search and found that they had two books on the topic of peak oil. I read them both over the course of four days and below are my reviews of [...]
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Posted on May 29, 2008 by jkibbe
Ken Deffeyes wrote a great article about the timing of peak oil and when we can expect for a serious economic shakeup. He doesn’t get into an exact date, but basically says when crude oil costs $300 per barrel (it’s at $130ish now), then he forsees big time trouble because business and industry won’t [...]
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Posted on May 29, 2008 by jkibbe
I wanted to drop a quick post to share this link with everyone. Over at The Oil Drum an article was posted explaining why the price of crude oil has skyrocketed in recent months. Check it out!
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Posted on May 26, 2008 by jkibbe
After becoming aware of Peak Oil a few weeks ago, it only took one image to really get me thinking — and concerned. I was at Life After the Oil Crash.net and saw this image about halfway down the page:
It shows thousands of years of history with a small peak centered around the year [...]
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Posted on May 24, 2008 by jkibbe
I was simply looking for answers as to why gas prices have been increasing so rapidly and ended up first googling peak oil after coming across some info in Google News, and then searching for YouTube videos on the subject. Here’s a good overview that I found:
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