The Outlook for Global Energy Supplies
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Very insightful, particularly the future models and the potential of non linear events which can affect them. Peak production for oil along with forecasted demand make it clear that CO2 emission limits or agreements won't work because the world won't or can't all agree to those limitations.
I agree that diversification of energy technologies that removes, sequesters , or eliminates CO2 emission from any type of energy production is key to our future.
ebrown405 2 years ago
wrong, the reason for gas price rising in 2008 was because US corporations artificially drove up the prices. Also because of the uncertainty of Iran getting bombed by USA.
It wasn't because of increased demand by China/India.
thugix 2 years ago