The Globe on Mail newspaper in their Report on Business had an article on peak oil. Oh, they are so cool and casual at the GM.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080408.RPEAKOIL08/TPStory/Business
Background on the subject
http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/
Peak oil is big because
- we've been using more oil than we've been finding since the 1980s
- no big new oil fields have been found, Brazil? with 10-15 billion barrels? A six months supply ten years from now, maybe. The world uses about 3 billion barrels per month (85m*365)
- the US is in recession and the price of oil has not declined
- the BRIC countries keep using more oil, China, India, Russia, Brazil
- oil nationalism, Mexico, Iran and Venezuela just aren't exporting more due to political or geological reasons
- peak oil is about geology, the oil is not going to last forever, sorry I erred, the cheap oil-most of which is gone. There is plenty of oil at $300-$9000 a barrel.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080408.RPEAKOIL08/TPStory/Business
Background on the subject
http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/
Peak oil is big because
- we've been using more oil than we've been finding since the 1980s
- no big new oil fields have been found, Brazil? with 10-15 billion barrels? A six months supply ten years from now, maybe. The world uses about 3 billion barrels per month (85m*365)
- the US is in recession and the price of oil has not declined
- the BRIC countries keep using more oil, China, India, Russia, Brazil
- oil nationalism, Mexico, Iran and Venezuela just aren't exporting more due to political or geological reasons
- peak oil is about geology, the oil is not going to last forever, sorry I erred, the cheap oil-most of which is gone. There is plenty of oil at $300-$9000 a barrel.