Daniel Yergin's Three Big Energy Questions
Filed under: Technology At last week's launch of Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy, author and energy analyst Daniel Yergin talked ...
1 Favored Topic
Peak Oil
2 Preferred sources
Energy Bulletin, The Oil Drum
Global Warming, Fracking, and the Trouble with Science
The trouble with science is the way ideologues wield it.
Terrarism, Terracide
Tom Engelhardt Destroying the planet—with malice aforethought, with only the most immediate profits on the brain, with only your own comfort and ...
Transition: Coming to a Town Near You?
When I set out to investigate the appeal of Transition, a sustainability movement that has spread to 1,105 towns in 43 countries over the past eight ...
Another Week of Anthropocene Antics – May 19, 2013 [A Few Things Ill Considered]
Logging the Onset of The Bottleneck Years This weekly posting is brought to you courtesy of H. E. Taylor. Happy reading, I hope you enjoy this week’s ...
Skeptical Science flattens deniers: 97% of peer-reviewed papers say humans causing climate change
Nowadays, television news shows and newspaper and magazine articles that mention global warming rarely resort to outright lies like this grotesque ...
How the oil and gas boom will change America: An interview with Michael Levi
Let's get this out of the way first: Michael Levi's new book, "The Power Surge," is very likely to be one of the best things you'll read about the ...
Reaching Oil Limits: New Paradigms are Needed
Filed under: Energy News
Ten Economic Risks of Fossil Fuels
A train, loaded with coal, crashed into the back of a passenger train in Czechloslovakia in 1868. Securities of fossil fuels firms, as an economic ...
Not only is another world possible, she’s on her way. On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing.
Opening remarks at the Peoples' Arctic Conference in Kiruna, Sweden. Greetings my friends, and welcome to the Peoples’ Arctic conference.