Bas wrote:Wooooohoooo!!!
And to think I had the impression they were becoming more pessimistic in recent years, how wrong I was...
pstarr wrote:The US remains one of the world's largest petroleum producers at 6 billion barrels per day.
pstarr wrote:shortonsense wrote:The 9 trillion number has been around awhile, all it requires is a little research and then some addition.
You have made two strategic political/social errors here and you lost any lingering audience you may have developed at PO.
pstarr wrote:By denigrating "climate types" you have cavalierly dismissed the vast majority of educated intelligent middle class readers who understand the threat of global climate change.
pstarr wrote:You then lost the rest of the readers when you call on a IEA for support. The International Energy Association is a Paris-based EU organization that does not work for red or blue state America.
pstarr wrote:Come on shorty. You deny AGW, peak oil, and evolution. It seems to be a package deal with you Tea-Baggers? (dingle . . . dingle. . . Dangle )
Cloud9 wrote:Good to know I have been worried about nothing.
Actually, I wouldn't move quite so fast. You see, simply because I disagree with quite a bit of the circular reference nonsense inflicted by peakers on themselves, does not mean there aren't issues of value to debate here. Certainly these issues may cause more expensive energy, at the least, for humankind.OilFinder2 wrote:Well, between this, all that shale gas, and the uranium in the shale, I think it's officially time to put all this energy shortage silliness to rest.
Cloud9 wrote:Short,don’t take this too seriously, but I am not going to part with my beans and bullets based on an assumption.
The bountiful heavy stuff doesnt flow as fast as the light good stuff, so we are going to have to adapt to high prices. We are going to have to get rid of the houses on wheels like we are driving today. The future i think will be motorcycles or possibly even mopeds.rangerone314 wrote:Hoorah! 9 trillion barrels left...So when does oil production rise to 90 million barrels?
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