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''The greatest shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function -[http://www.hubbertpeak.com/bartlett/ Albert Bartlett]'' | ''The greatest shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function -[http://www.hubbertpeak.com/bartlett/ Albert Bartlett]'' | ||
Revision as of 02:26, 27 June 2010
Contents
Growth
The greatest shortcoming of the human race is our inability to understand the exponential function -Albert Bartlett
Albert Bartlett links the growth of population growth as the fundamental factor influencing energy consumption. The video Arithmetic, Population, and Energy covers expeonential increases with examples in population growth, energy growth and peak oil theory.
Production Sharing Agreements
- w:Production sharing agreement
- Crude Designs - US/UK control over Iraq's oil using PSA's
Oil output
- Fears emerge over Russia’s oil output
- Drilling Deep And Flying High - new oil prospects in Brazil
- Economist's warning: Oil supplies are running out fast
- The myth of peak-oil - about the abiotic theory
News items relating to oil price
- [Oil Prices|Wikinews dynamic crude oil price]
- [airline to increase airfares] - 2008-06-13
- [plunges as oil prices break records] - 2008-06-06, US$139.12
- [price reaches new high] - 2008-05-23, US$135
- [of crude oil reaches new record high] - 2008-05-11, US$122.84
- FT.com: Oil climbs above $110 as dollar falls - 2008-03-13
- [oil price reaches new high] - 2008-03-01, US$102.59/Barrel
- [warns oil prices could double if US invades Iran] - 2007-11-19
- [oil passes US$94.00 a barrel; sets new all-time record high] - 2007-10-31
- [prices reach all-time high; pass US$91.00 per barrel] - 2007-10-26
- [prices rise after Alaskan field shuts down] - 2006-08-07, US$75.99/Barrel
- [prices surge over $75 a barrel to a record high] - 2006-04-21
- [price falls on inventory report] - 2005-09-08, US$63.95/Barrel
- [prices fall as reserves are released] - 2005-09-02, US$67.90/Barrel
