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Understanding peak oil theory 2005 U.S. House
Preface. With world oil production likely having peaked in 2018 (as documented in chapter 2 of Life After Fossil Fuels: A Reality Check on Alternative Energy), this seemed like a good time to go revisit peak oil history. What follows … Continue reading →
Posted in Peak Oil, Peak Oil History, U.S. Congress Energy Policy
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Tagged Aleklett, Bartlett, energy dependence, history, oil production, peak oil, peak oil caucus, Udall
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