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PEAK OIL
Dr Arnoux and Mr Nègre
both pointed out that while the challenges of
Climate Change are real and
pressing, the challenges of Peak Oil
and of the peaking of other fossil
fuels
are much more immediate and potential
dire.
Source
Peak oil
is here we need to find the middle ground between complacency
and
panic.
Deal with reality or reality will deal with you!
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DID YOU KNOW |
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2010
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Oil reached $100
a barrel
in January 2008 |
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Oil is expect to double in
next 2 years |
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Are you prepared?
What are the alternatives? |
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have on your budget, you work, cost of food, mortgage,
transport. Think about it.. |
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New Zealand Oil price drops but no fall
in petrol cost - PAIN AT THE PUMP
Average fuel prices:
January 3: US-traded Brent crude US$100 a barrel, highest
ever. 91 octane 171.6c a litre, diesel 125.8c.
February 4: US-traded Brent crude US$88.98 a barrel, 91
octane 170.9ca litre, diesel 120.9c-125.9c.
Source
Question who is ripping who off? Will our fuel be
$3.50 or $4.00 a litre in two years? Oil companies making
record profits
Maybe the consumer needs an alternative!
Think
Compressed Air for Transport and Electricity Generation! |
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PAIN AT THE PUMP
In May 2008 Petrol
Prices in New Zealand topped $2.00
mark for the first time!
Yet few people realise we have reached
"Peak Oil"
and prices will only continue to rise.
The world need to address this urgently and seek, new and
sustainable, environmentally friendly solutions.
Think
Compressed Air for Transport
and Electricity Generation! |
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What is Peak Oil?
Peak Oil -
An article by Karrde
Well there is a big misconception about what ‘peak oil’ really is.
Many people believe that when we reach ‘peak oil’ the world will run
out of oil. This is far from the truth and in reality we have more
oil in this earth than we could use for centuries to come.
Read More |
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Matt Simmons
CEO Simmons Int'l
(Bloomberg):
Peak Oil Now,
will Oil reach
$300 per barrel?
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A Crude
Awakening - The Oil Crash
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"Deal With Reality or Reality Will Deal With You" |
We're not
prepared for what's around the corner, and that's the
message of the film
Now available on DVD |
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Peak Oil Crash
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A
Crude
Awakening
View Video Clips
Clip 1
Clip 2
Clip 3 |
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Known as
Gator Gap
the ever
growing gap between
oil consumption
and
oil discoveries |
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What does it mean
for each of us?
Does it mean the world will run out of oil? No
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Fast declining
Net Energy
Is the cost of producing oil rising?
Yes
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The end of the Oil Era
How long will it remain viable to produce oil
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Oil -- who needs
it? We do, obviously. Or we think we do!
Oil makes the world go around.
It heats our homes, runs our cars, powers our societies,
finances economic development -- and triggers international
wars. But the world's oil supplies are running out -- fast.
Some think the global supply of oil has
already "peaked"; we are already using up the second half of
the planet's supply. With a fast-growing global population,
how much time do we have before the demand for oil vastly
outstrips supply? Some analysts think we will face resource
wars in our own lifetime, and a global economic depression
provoked by our dependence on oil. The result, according to
A Crude Awakening, a new documentary,
could be a petrochemical apocalypse. Hydrocarbon Man is
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If this is the first time you are hearing about Peak Oil, you are
among the majority of the population. Peak Oil doesn't mean 'running
out of oil', but rather 'running out of cheap and plentiful oil'.
Inexpensive oil supports our very way of life, as we know it. It is
crucial for our transportation, food production, economy and
basically everything that we use on a daily basis.
Read more at
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What are the world's alternatives?
Change.....
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What needs to change?
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The way the
world does business
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The way broadband is
delivered
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The way we fuel our
cars
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The way we
generate electricity
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Production of
Air Car think globally, manufacture locally
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Ultimately, the energy-intensive industrial
age may be little more than a blip in the course of human
history:
Graph: The Energy Curve of History?
Source:
Community Solution |
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