ASPO-USA Asks: "What Are We Missing?" – Part 2
(Note: Commentaries do not necessarily represent the position of ASPO-USA.) There are so many challenges Continue Reading
(Note: Commentaries do not necessarily represent the position of ASPO-USA.) There are so many challenges Continue Reading
Download Full PDF 1. Oil and the Global Economy Oil prices fell last Monday, at Continue Reading
“We must define the risks and develop sensible contingency plans. This means thinking critically about Continue Reading
Many peak oil watchers know Tom Whipple as the chief editor and irresistible force behind Continue Reading
Building on its 2010 debut in Washington DC, the 2011 ASPO-USA Peak Oil & Energy Continue Reading
Advisory Board members at ASPO-9 (L-R): Colin Campbell, Chris Skrebowski, Jeff Rubin Experts from across Continue Reading
In conjunction with our Board of Directors meeting, and to kick off ASPO-USA’s move to Continue Reading
“We must realize that prosperity and well-being do not depend on consuming ever-greater quantities of Continue Reading
There are so many challenges facing us as a result of Peak Oil and related issues that it is easy to miss something important. ASPO-USA asked more than 50 leaders on Peak Oil to share what they felt was the most critical issue we’ve all been missing, the thing every one of us should be talking about – but aren’t. The answers were eye-opening, and have started a discussion that continues. Over the next three weeks, in place of a traditional commentary, Peak Oil Review will run a range of perspectives on this issue – from geologists to food experts, from social critics to scientists – what are we missing? Where should we be putting more attention, more resources? All of us miss things – but between so many working minds, we have a better chance of covering the expansive ground that we have to address. We thank all of our contributors for expanding our vision!
Download Full PDF 1. Oil and the Global Economy Oil prices hovered just below $100 Continue Reading