PEAK OIL - The New Y2K or The Beginning of the Real End?

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PEAK OIL - The New Y2K or The Beginning of the Real End?

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733	Jevon's paradox "The very contrary is the truth. As a rule, the new mo	Mahatmabenfoo	-	6/7/2005
732	Well, let's face it, it's time to bring back the atomic powered steam ca	Mahatmabenfoo	-	6/7/2005
731	> he North American big three have always been reactive yes and no. One of	Mahatmabenfoo	-	6/7/2005
730	<i>This does not answer my question why you believe that "we're p	kryptonic6	-	6/7/2005
729	In terms of the car manufacturers - the North American big three have always bee	I_C_Deadpeople	-	6/7/2005
728	>>I think we're both looking for the same end result .. ie improved e	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	6/7/2005
727	"Yep .. That's the solution ...... How about building product people wa	I_C_Deadpeople	-	6/7/2005
726	Efficient Jurgis .. <i> Circular logic. Yes, blame everyone else, but not	Triffin	-	6/7/2005
725	<i> General Motors Corp. plans to eliminate 25,000 manufacturing jobs in t	Triffin	-	6/7/2005
724	>>Take a look at Europe and you will see that taxes worked there. >Work	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	6/7/2005
723	This does not answer my question why you believe that "we're past the p	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	6/7/2005
722	<b>Shell pessimistic on access to OPEC reserves</b> Mon Jun 6, 2005	kryptonic6	-	6/7/2005
721	<b>GM Plans to Cut 25,000 U.S. Jobs by 2008</b> By JOHN PORRETTO, AP	kryptonic6	-	6/7/2005
720	<i>Dig a hole, fill it with 78 RPM records, canned goods, and ammunition,	kryptonic6	-	6/7/2005
719	<i>Any substantiation to this point or is this another of gloomy "I b	kryptonic6	-	6/7/2005
718	<i>I would not go if the fuel was expensive and I could not afford it. <	Triffin	-	6/7/2005
717	>>Transportation fuel demand is pretty inelastic<< Is it? I don'	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	6/7/2005
716	<i> I pretty much agree that we need high gas taxes. This would make peopl	Triffin	-	6/7/2005
715	--Most importantly, we're past the point where increasing fuel efficiency is	Mahatmabenfoo	-	6/7/2005
714	>>>Most importantly, we're past the point where increasing fuel eff	Jurgis Bekepuris	-	6/7/2005
713	<i>This is somewhat of a silly statement.</i> You're right. Th	kryptonic6	-	6/7/2005
712	-- The Downing Street Memo is finally breaking into the consciousness of the Am	Mahatmabenfoo	-	6/7/2005
711	-- My gas mileage changes little from 55 to 70 mph. The flip side is it takes	Mahatmabenfoo	-	6/7/2005
710	No apology necessary. I am just as gloomy. The other part of human nature is our	I_C_Deadpeople	-	6/6/2005
709	- Human history tells us that we will do nothing until the crisis hits. You ma	Mahatmabenfoo	-	6/6/2005

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