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I think realistically that $100 is the new bottom line.

I sure hope you are right because my entire family works in the oil industry (we love paying $3.50 for a gallon of gas). However there are ...

That's great, and it's a great idea. Tell me your website, and I will download a loaf of bread, oranges from California, bananas from Central America, and kalamata olives from Greece.

Speaking ...

So they are going to replace oil with internet

Yes. The Internet can replace A LOT of oil. How? Well, I make my entire living on the Internet. Taught myself everything I know while I was a sheet me ...

Speculation is short term

we are talking about long term

Look at the link in the original post and you will see that anyone can buy oil futures at any time for less than 100 bucks. When I say an ...

The October and December numbers show that the increased number of wells are capable of producing some very high peak production numbers. The fact that those peak production numbers always fall back ...

Only 1% of LA can afford a house with any room to grow anything. Quite rediculous unless highrises with indoor plant lighting become popular.

I am not talking about cities become sustainable thems ...

Re: one of the bottle necks.

I have my eye on one of these: very narrow) as I would not have enough 'leg room' to sit on it if it is placed where the existing wc is (the extra 10-15 cm in size is ...

"One is that not enough organic materials can be put back into the container systems as taken out of it."

That's my main problem with all this. When TSHTF people will certainly start up victory ga ...

You might be interested in reading the Urban Agriculture Revolution thread: http://www.peakoil.com/fortopic35636.html

I hope they have it geared waaaaay down or even the smallest hill will be impossible to climb.

Looks like my rig, but not as pretty. I have an electra townie with saddlebags over the rear rack and ...

I too agree, simply because I would like to avoid having those elements creap into the threads that I am enjoying.

Cellulosic, if it can be made to work, has a better energy return on investment than corn ethanol, probably better than one. However, it still mines the soil. Whether we produce cellulosic ethanol f ...

Might be. It's the only biofuels proposal I've seen yet that I see having a shred of hope.

Haiti is not a fair example. It is a densely populated half of an island, Hispaniola that has had a series of grossly corrupt and incompetent governments approved by the United States for at least th ...

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National Algae Association Being Formed to Advance Biodiesel Production
January 29th, 2008 by Max Lindberg
High soybean a ...