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What are some good books on peak oil?
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What are some good books on peak oil?
by DesuMaiden » Sat 07 Mar 2015, 09:46:21
I would like to know the authors of the books as well as the book's name. I would like to read more literature on peak oil.
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Re: What are some good books on peak oil?
by Pops » Sat 07 Mar 2015, 10:04:16
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Re: What are some good books on peak oil?
by jesus_of_suburbia » Sat 07 Mar 2015, 11:30:43
I think you probably know more than you need to know for you to have made a judgement about peak oil. Why don't you start taking some classes or reading books to learn new skills?
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Re: What are some good books on peak oil?
by sparky » Mon 16 Mar 2015, 17:21:00
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A good place to start is Daniel Yergin "the quest" a very well researched book about oil and gas by a top expert
He is the prominent advocate of cornucopia , read his arguments , check them and think about it .
then read Jean Laherrere ,he has the distinction of being the most accurate in predicting crude extraction numbers ,co-author of an 1998 Scientific American article entitled "The End of Cheap Oil".
note it's not about the end of oil , but about the end of CHEAP oil
A good place to start is Daniel Yergin "the quest" a very well researched book about oil and gas by a top expert
He is the prominent advocate of cornucopia , read his arguments , check them and think about it .
then read Jean Laherrere ,he has the distinction of being the most accurate in predicting crude extraction numbers ,co-author of an 1998 Scientific American article entitled "The End of Cheap Oil".
note it's not about the end of oil , but about the end of CHEAP oil
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