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In 2004, the documentary The End of Suburbia publicly launched the controversial issue of peak oil. This March, in the seco...
In 2004, the documentary The End of Suburbia publicly launched the controversial issue of peak oil. This March, in the second film in director Gregory Greene's trilogy, Escape from Suburbia: Beyond the American Dream, we discover what we're up against and how we might survive a post-carbon future. Experts reveal critical information about the economic, scientific, political and social impact of oil depletion, while community agriculture and environmental organizations, the transportation industry and the peak oil movement square off over the myths that perpetuate paranoia and the truths that challenge the status quo. Are you ready for the 21st century?
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we can still change. MAny other developed countries were fast to change. 3 decades before us that is. We haven't changed not because of the people but the corporations and the limited choices that are dished out to us because a group of people want to continue to get rich quick at society's expense. America does not equal the world.
yeah the only problem is I'm not gonna stop consuming or even consume less, people like there lifestyle, I deserve to be able to fill up my veicle, and yeah its an SUV. But i do believe that we need to find new ways to power vehicles. So if you can find away for us to keep on living our lifestyle, that doesn't mean "oil" has to be used, then good. if not we will use every little bit left.
Dont worry those that post stupid comments and dont take things seriously will be the first ones out of the picture. Its time for nature to thin out our race anyways. Way too much bad blood out there. Its sad really but those that have too many kids and cant raise them correctly etc are the root of many human problems we face today.
everyone should stop worrying, in the next 25 years lots of ppl are gonna die from various causes, the stronger members of our species will survive and reclaim the land, the ones who know how to live off what nature provides and respect the sanctity of it. Fuck the rest of em
so no more internet? What if you are deemed that one who deserves to die according to you? I think you should stop predicting the future and just focus on living your life now.
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