Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed
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Based on just that graph, Dan Yergin's opinions seem like a pretty good contrary indicator.
DY doesn't believe in Peak Oil (it's not a belief and not arguable, therefore).
Since there has always been plenty of crude, there will always be crude: human ingenuity and all that …
It's not so much the failed predictions, rather the unwillingness to acknowledge what is taking place at the moment, right underfoot.
Exactly right, and something that is captured neatly by StuartSaniford in a recent post. Here:http://earlywarn.blogspot.com/2011/09/peak-oil-per-capita.html
Based on just that graph, Dan Yergin's opinions seem like a pretty good contrary indicator.
DY doesn't believe in Peak Oil (it's not a belief and not arguable, therefore).
Since there has always been plenty of crude, there will always be crude: human ingenuity and all that …
It's not so much the failed predictions, rather the unwillingness to acknowledge what is taking place at the moment, right underfoot.
Exactly right, and something that is captured neatly by StuartSaniford in a recent post. Here:http://earlywarn.blogspot.com/2011/09/peak-oil-per-capita.html