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PEAK OIL - The New Y2K or The Beginning of the Real End?
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358Oil Reserves Are Increasing by George Crispin Eugene Island is an underwater longnshort-4/16/2005
357House Energy Committee Shoots Down Increases in Fuel Efficiency April 14, 2005 Doug R-4/16/2005
356If...an oil production peak has been hit, or is about to be hit, and assuming thDoug R-4/16/2005
355Obstacles to The Energy Revolution This post deals Doug R-4/15/2005
354<<The math for these things seems elusive. Does anyone know, or could anyogg cox-4/15/2005
353"This is what i said re clocks... Take a walk through...." Yes -- I cMahatmabenfoo-4/15/2005
352The cheerful view In my short familiarity with the subject, I find the idea thaMahatmabenfoo-4/15/2005
351This is what i said re clocks.. ""Take a walk through where you live gg cox-4/15/2005
350That's exactly what I am talking about. The question is whether this is trueJurgis Bekepuris-4/15/2005
349Allow me to disagree. With all respect, I believe that you are very much influenJurgis Bekepuris-4/15/2005
348"I think it is quite difficult to model the situation beforehand." Inkryptonic6-4/15/2005
347"It will take a lot of oil to build such an infrastructure." Oil thatkryptonic6-4/15/2005
346-- It's about twice as good as a light bulb of the same wattage, but the eneMahatmabenfoo-4/14/2005
345Gasoline from coal, a diesel substitute from coal, hydrogen from coal... If youMahatmabenfoo-4/14/2005
344biz.yahoo.com Excerpt: >>Just this week, researchers at the Lighting ResCF Rebel-4/14/2005
343>>It is possible that oilers and adjacent industries are still scared of tCF Rebel-4/14/2005
342<i>If you valued the output in "barrels" instead of "dollarUmunhum-4/14/2005
341<<the tar sand companies can profit if they're buying 2 barrels of oilMahatmabenfoo-4/14/2005
340I couldn't find any mention of $1.75/gallon in connection with Duffeyes. I cDoug R-4/14/2005
339I believe I posted a link. It wouldn't be at all difficult to find others. Doug R-4/14/2005
338Saying that something is subsidised does not make it so. Unless you have evidewherry-4/14/2005
337>>A nuclear solution to the tar sand/natural gas problem could be do-able.Jurgis Bekepuris-4/14/2005
336>>Just because the EROEI is 20 times less efficient does not mean that theJurgis Bekepuris-4/14/2005
335krypt, Jay is a friend of mine. His mind is as sharp as a razor. Here's aBroken_Clock-4/14/2005
334A nuclear solution to the tar sand/natural gas problem could be do-able. The tiDoug R-4/14/2005
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