iht.com — The world actually has enormous spare oil capacity. It has simply moved. Whereas the world's reserve supply once sat in relatively inaccessible pools, much of it now sits in easily accessible salt caverns and storage tanks.
openleft.com — Enjoy your dithering over dining choices while you can, folks, because the day is coming when you may not have the luxury of choosing the lobster over the London broil. For those with a more populist palate, I've got some bad news, too; a future with no more fried clam strips or canned tuna, for you.
gristmill.grist.org — During his keynote address, Robert Rubin lamented climate change. During the Q & A he had to answer for Citibank's contribution to it.
gristmill.grist.org — The reappearance of a belligerent Russia on the world stage, buoyed by high oil prices and newfound wealth, would appear to signal a new era in global politics. However, as glamorous as unbounded oil wealth inevitably seems, it equally comes at a tremendous cost, which in a modern economy, can entirely cancel out its benefits.
alternet.org — A pipeline that runs through Georgia is the second largest in the world, and American tax dollars helped fund big oil projects in the region.
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