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However, to reiterate, if it is your intention to educate by contributing to forums such as this, you will serve to only defeat that objective without a more concilliatory debating tone.

I have bee ...

Monte: I really don't like your arrogant and hautey and elietst manner.

It sure isn't my nature. Must be due to the ignorant responses I get.

Why are people in such denial of science and re ...

A wave of die backs is the more likly outcome I think. simply because renewables become ever more plausible as the population reduces. This will have the effect of causing the die back to decrease in ...

There are lots of solutions to our energy supply. Nuclear being only one of them. This is not the fundamental problem.

The problem that is insurmountable is that none of them will plausibly sustain ...

There will, or rather there must be, a large die off over the coming decades. However, it will start in the third world (is already starting). This is because we will price them out of the energy mark ...

I have just made a quick spped read fo the article in question. It sets up a number of Aunt sallys that it thenm oroceeds to knock over. This is a classic rhetroical tactic of someone who whishes to w ...

Hello again folks. I am delighted to hear from you and am deeply heartened to find I am not alone. I really do need to thank you for that...

I am very pushed with work right at this moment and had ...

Hello. I am new to this forum. However, I am fully educated in the area of peak energy and know full well the implications in the coming decades. Of particular concern is food production.

I have re ...