“We have to take these statements seriously because of the damage they can do to influencing decision-makers,” he said. “And I think it would be tragic for the world to believe that we’re going to be running out of oil in the next 10 years. We may be running out of oil in the next 50 years to in the next 80 years; that’s something else.”
“We have to take these statements seriously because of the damage they can do to influencing decision-makers,” he said. “And I think it would be tragic for the world to believe that we’re going to be running out of oil in the next 10 years. We may be running out of oil in the next 50 years to in the next 80 years; that’s something else.”
“We have to take these statements seriously because of the damage they can do to influencing decision-makers,” he said. “And I think it would be tragic for the world to believe that we’re going to be running out of oil in the next 10 years. We may be running out of oil in the next 50 years to in the next 80 years; that’s something else.”
“We have to take these statements seriously because of the damage they can do to influencing decision-makers,” he said. “And I think it would be tragic for the world to believe that we’re going to be running out of oil in the next 10 years. We may be running out of oil in the next 50 years to in the next 80 years; that’s something else.”
While the retail prices of numerous items – from food to fertilizer – are increasing due in part to higher energy costs, Stallman said farmers, who are largely unable to pass along higher production costs, are being hit hard.
While the retail prices of numerous items – from food to fertilizer – are increasing due in part to higher energy costs, Stallman said farmers, who are largely unable to pass along higher production costs, are being hit hard.
While the retail prices of numerous items – from food to fertilizer – are increasing due in part to higher energy costs, Stallman said farmers, who are largely unable to pass along higher production costs, are being hit hard.
While the retail prices of numerous items – from food to fertilizer – are increasing due in part to higher energy costs, Stallman said farmers, who are largely unable to pass along higher production costs, are being hit hard.
The [Russian] economy is becoming less dependent on oil and gas, but not fast enough to meet President Vladimir Putin’s goal of doubling gross domestic product by 2010, the World Bank said Wednesday.
The [Russian] economy is becoming less dependent on oil and gas, but not fast enough to meet President Vladimir Putin’s goal of doubling gross domestic product by 2010, the World Bank said Wednesday.
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