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New Book Promotion: The End of the Oil Age

May 26, 2004

Promotional text about a new book on Peak Oil by From The Wilderness Energy Editor, Dale Allen Pfeiffer.

America’s Black Budget & Manipulation Of Markets

Catherine Austin Fitts, Conspiracy Planet

May 25, 2004

Jim Puplava of Financial Sense interviews Catherine Austin Fitts, whose website is Solari.com. “The scenarios that people discuss about peak oil are absolutely possible.”

We are finally running out of cheap gas — good

Mitchell Anderson, The Star

May 25, 2004

As gas prices loft into the stratosphere, likely never to come down, we can expect to hear much doomsaying about how this will end the world as we know it. Let’s hope so.

The View from Hubbert’s Peak

Mike Davis, ZNet

May 25, 2004

The only certain beneficiaries of this coming economic chaos will be the big five oil corporations and their corrupt partners: the Nigerian generals, Saudi princes, Russian kleptocrats, and their ilk. Crude oil truly will become black gold.

Report: Regional Footprint 33 Times Too Large for Sustainability

Redefining Progress (Press Release), U.S. Newswire

May 25, 2004

OAKLAND, Calif.– A new analysis of the Bay Area’s ecological impact by Redefining Progress, done in conjunction with the Bay Area Alliance for Sustainable Communities, shows that the Bay Area relies on the equivalent of more than 146 million acres to sustain itself. This area is nearly the size of the states of California and Oregon combined.

Iraq War Colonial and About Oil, Says Turki

Reuters, Arab News

May 24, 2004

The US-led invasion of Iraq was a colonial war and there were some in the United States who saw it as a means of getting their hands on Iraqi oil, Prince Turki Al-Faisal was quoted as saying yesterday.

Oil traders vs. the Saudis

Mathew Ingram, The Globe and Mail

May 24, 2004

If the Saudis plan to unilaterally boost their supply of crude oil, regardless of what the OPEC cartel decides to do — a promise the Saudi Arabian oil minister made last week — then why have crude prices continued to climb?

Conoco refuses Saudi offer of extra oil -trader

Reuters, Forbes

May 24, 2004

U.S. oil refiner ConocoPhillips turned down an offer to take extra oil from top OPEC exporter Saudi Arabia because the oil was too heavy a grade, a trader at the company said on Tuesday.

Shell cuts oil reserves for 4th time

Beth Gardiner, Seattle Times

May 24, 2004

LONDON — The Royal Dutch/Shell Group downgraded the size of its proven oil and gas reserves yesterday for the fourth time this year as the oil giant continued to stumble over a scandal that shocked the markets and forced the resignation of three top executives.

Lovelock: ‘Only nuclear power can now halt global warming’

Michael McCarthy, Independent UK

May 23, 2004

Global warming is now advancing so swiftly that only a massive expansion of nuclear power as the world’s main energy source can prevent it overwhelming civilisation, the scientist and celebrated Green guru, James Lovelock, says.

‘The Oil We Eat’ Following the Food Chain back to Iraq

Richard Manning, Harpers

May 23, 2004

The journalist’s rule says: follow the money. This rule, however, is not really axiomatic but derivative, in that money, as even our vice president will tell you, is really a way of tracking energy. We’ll follow the energy.

New Information Documents Bush Administration’s Land-Management Shift

The Wilderness Society, The Wilderness Society

May 23, 2004

Secret policy changes made oil and gas development the dominant use of federal lands.[US]

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New Book Promotion: The End of the Oil Age

America’s Black Budget & Manipulation Of Markets

We are finally running out of cheap gas — good

The View from Hubbert’s Peak

Report: Regional Footprint 33 Times Too Large for Sustainability

Iraq War Colonial and About Oil, Says Turki

Oil traders vs. the Saudis

Conoco refuses Saudi offer of extra oil -trader

Shell cuts oil reserves for 4th time

Lovelock: ‘Only nuclear power can now halt global warming’

‘The Oil We Eat’ Following the Food Chain back to Iraq

New Information Documents Bush Administration’s Land-Management Shift