Respected oil analyst Charles Maxwell has told Forbes – and with it the North American business establishment – to brace itself for peak oil by “2017 or 2018.” Maxwell is rapidly becoming the new Matthew Simmons, an establishment peak oil whistleblower.
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By Roger Annis (for Haiti Liberte)
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As Deputy Special Representative on Haiti to UN Secretary-General Ban
Ki-Moon, Nigel Fisher's inattention to the post-earthquake tragedy there is
disturbing. It underscores other concerns about his prejudices against the
national sovereignty of the country whose interests he is supposed to
assist.
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by Kim Ives (for Haiti Liberte)
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Under capitalism, the bourgeoisie often organizes strategizing conclaves for
itself and circuses for the masses. The annual Clinton Global Initiative
(CGI), held from Sep.
An anonymous reader writes "The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an important case to determine whether or not AT&T deserves 'personal privacy' rights. The company claimed that the FCC should not be allowed to distribute (under a Freedom of Information Act request) data it had collected concerning possible fraud and overbilling related to the e-rate program.
Nearly 80% of the world's rivers are so badly affected by humanity's footprint that the water security of almost 5 billion people, and the survival of thousands of aquatic species, a
- "How to Boil a Frog" trailer (just out) - Finding common ground at ASPO-USA’s annual conference - Lakoff: Notes on Environmental Communication - It's time to talk honestly about collapse - Stories That Light Up The Dark - Small Change: Why the revolution will not be tweeted.
- The Rise of the New Power Co-Op Movement - Transitioners: Leading the Way to a Smarter Future - Skill Up, Party Down - Transition in Scotland - In U.S. Transition Towns, the Big Challenge is Bringing People Together - Resilient Nonprofits
- Peak oil article in Portuguese newspaper Expresso - Japan to drill for controversial 'fire ice' (methane hydrate) - CAE: Les effets d’un prix du pétrole élevé et volatil - World unprepared for "convergent crisis", international force needed?
Promoted by blackandred on Wed, 2010/09/29 - 11:15am
By Zoe Blunt - September 28, 2010
This fall, Victoria residents have a unique opportunity to decide if a convicted sex offender should represent them on city council...In a refreshingly-honest statement for an aspiring politician, [Pedro] Mora has confirmed he sexually assaulted a fifteen-year-old girl in Burnaby.
CCPA-NS is pleased to bring two speakers to Nova Scotia for back-to-back lectures. The first speaker, Leah Vosko, will discuss issues related to precarious employment. Drawing on her field research, she will present three different approaches to uncertainty, low income, and limited benefits in the workplace. Audiences in Halifax and Wolfville will have an opportunity to hear about Dr.