Stories tagged with "we were warned"
If the Oil runs out- the BBC starts looking at post-peak oil
Posted by Heading Out on May 30, 2006 - 9:54pm
Topic: Supply/Production
Tags: anwr, bbc, cnn, fox, oil storm, peak oil, we were warned [list all tags]
Pause while 3,550,000 barrels of oil are consumed, (the show mentions that) and what did I think?
Well I could begin by suggesting they had the wrong buttons on the drill bit, but that would be a bit facetious. In a very small nutshell, it tracks a family during the time that the first well is drilled in ANWR, (in 2016) at the same time that President Chavez in Venezuela pulls his country out of OPEC, and that Saudi and China get together to do a goods for oil swop. Oil prices rise and the consequences are transiently illustrated through the impact on the family (losing job, long gas lines, food prices up, aspirin (an oil product) out of stock, and the like). The well is being drilled in the purported last hope for oil. And it does not find the 250 m of oil that was anticipated. But seven months later they are through the crisis and into another world.
<i>We Were Warned</i>: The Spelling of the Word Has an Extra "u" That Many People Forget..
Posted by Prof. Goose on March 19, 2006 - 3:16am
Topic: Sociology/Psychology
Tags: cnn, frank sesno, oil, oil prices, peak oil, we were warned [list all tags]
- plant or animal food: a source of nourishment in an easily absorbable liquid, especially the nutrient intake of plants and lower animals
- unsatisfying intellectual material: material whose intellectual content is thin, trite, bland, or generally unsatisfying (literary)
CNN: Reporting on the Growing Peak Oil Meme
Posted by Prof. Goose on March 17, 2006 - 1:22pm
Topic: Policy/Politics
Tags: cnn, frank sesno, oil, oil prices, peak oil, we were warned [list all tags]
A brief comment if I may: [climbs on soapbox]The meme is developing, it is slowly and secularly becoming a part of the American consciousness, you can almost feel it. This is the time to share these ideas with the people you care about and help them learn something about these problems. Use these opportunities.[/climbs off soapbox]
Linked under the fold is something Leanan found on the Education portion of CNN, including a brief summary and a grade school classroom lesson about the production.


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