Nano wrote:When EXXON admits it, then it will be time for brown, smelly things hitting non-working fans.
stu wrote:So will the mass media cover this story or will people just continually moan about high petrol prices?
The latter I guess.
BabyPeanut wrote:Don't rule out blaming, blaming, blaming, and more blaming.
basketballjones wrote:The average Joe's inability to understand such a simple concept
Barbara wrote:"The rapid growth in energy demand from Asia coupled with difficulties in accessing oil reserves has also resulted in a new energy equation where the days of cheap oil and gas are numbered"
Dave O'Reilly, chief executive of ChevronTexaco, told a Cambridge Energy Research Associates conference.
"The time when we could count on cheap oil and even cheaper natural gas is clearly ending,"
I'm going to hide in a hole.The dirty thing is going to hit the fan... luckily the fan won't work anymore!
http://www.boston.com/news/world/asia/a ... dding_war/
pstarr wrote:Now in 20015-17 the rest of the world's economies are soon to be destroyed by the peak of all liquids. Ethanol, NGL's, refinery gain didn't save us last time around. Tight-shale certainly won't now.
pstarr wrote:Conventional oil production does appear to have peaked in the year 2000.
https://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ ... ssion.html
pstarr wrote:Most of you links (the functional ones, at least) seem to agree. Both peakoilbarrel and geographic put peak around now. Good work AdamB!
ROCKMAN wrote:In the meantime it would appear the DATERS (my new official term for those folks who felt the actual date of PO had some monumental importance. Similar to "birthers") have to explain the coincidence of PO with an oil price and rig count crash...just the opposite of what they predicted.
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