Energy Efficiency

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Post Peak Oil … All Uphill From Here

February 11th, 2010 · No Comments

Sir Richard Branson – head of Virgin – now also has joined the chorus and warns that the oil crunch is coming within five years; why should we take him seriously after the discrediting all others?
Well as he has a vested interest in rail, airline and travel companies (to name a few), he needs to make [...]

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Tags: oil

Pakistan & Australia Energy Generation Dries Up

January 17th, 2010 · No Comments

So what does Pakistan and Australia have in common as far as energy production go?
Both may well run out of a key liquid; oil for Pakistan and water for Australia, specifically Victoria.
Pakistan may plunge into the worst imaginable energy crisis as virtually all their refineries are teetering on the verge of financial default and [...]

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Tags: australia · oil · pakistan · water

ETS – Environment Terminator Specialists

December 2nd, 2009 · No Comments

As far as I am concerned, greed is the motivator for the majority of environmental damage around the world.
We rarely get to see footage of absolutely destroyed natural areas, malnourished people and the terminal illnesses from contamination because corporations like Shell and BHP line the pockets of politicians, making it illegal to film at these [...]

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Tags: big picture · canada · climate change · environment · health · money · morality · oil

Oil Up – Economy Down

November 16th, 2009 · No Comments

When the Euro first hit the world economy, the US$ was valued much higher (a Euro was worth about 90 cents), yet today it takes almost US$1.60 to buy a Euro.
And while the US$’s decline this year has been lauded as good for America (as it benefits earnings, stimulates exports and helps ‘rebalance’ the U.S. [...]

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Tags: economy · global · oil