Human population overshoot-what went wrong? | Our Finite...
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Three Major Journals Publish Articles on Limited World...
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The Most Important Resource for Our Future: Inexpensive...
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Humans have been overusing the world\'s resources for 100,000 years.
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Where do continued high oil prices lead us? | Our Finite...
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In this post, I talk about several paths forward in a scenario of long-term high oil prices leading to recession, using the analogy of building blocks.
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Can we invest our way out of an energy shortfall? | Our...
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OPEC says, 'Don't Count on Us' for More Oil Supply | Our...
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The new OPEC oil arrangement provides a framework for reducing oil production of other OPEC members, if Iraq\'s production increases. It is also a good approach for hiding declining oil supply for an OPEC member, under the guise of helping meet the group quota.
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Thoughts on why energy use and CO2 emissions are rising ...
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The Kyoto Protocol cannot work because of outsourcing to Southeast Asia
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More thoughts on WTI and Brent oil prices | Our Finite World
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The low WTI oil price has actually seemed to have a benefit for the American people--it has kept gasoline prices lower than might otherwise be the case. Pipeline proposals will move oil from the Midwest to the Gulf States, but it is not clear these will help the situation.
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Is it really possible to decouple GDP Growth from Energy...
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Prior to 2000, the world experienced about 1% per year more growth in real GDP than it did in energy use. Since 2000 energy use has grown about as rapidly as real GDP use. If the current trend continues, it will be very difficult to reduce energy use without reducing real GDP growth.