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Kudos to Andris Piebalgs!
I have to hope that this published admission will get the ball rolling for more Peak Outreach efforts from politicians, top oil executives, the IEA & EIA, the MSMedia, and other orgs.
Is now the time for M. King Hubbert's family to receive international recognition of what he started so long ago? Picture Putin, Obama, Queen Elizabeth, the Saudi King, and other notables all gathering in one room to bestow a special Peak Outreach award...
Bob Shaw in Phx,Az Are Humans Smarter than Yeast?
Maybe they could hold it here and they could all arrive by solar powered blimp.
Terrific Photoshopping Job! Kudos!
[Edit] One Question: Is the Hubbert Downslope the left side of the building if the building's right side is the representative graph of the cheap & easy oil upslope? Yikes!
Thanks for the compliment I do appreciate it! However this was a quick and dirty 5 minute job done in Canvas 11 a high end scientific and GIS graphics package from ACD Systems. I could have used Adobe just as easily.
LOL! I'll have to find a picture of the building taken from the other side and redo it...
Thanks for the idea, found one from the right direction to depict the precipitous drop and it happens to be at night.. may the darkness descend!