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“Peak Oil” is the highest point on the oil production curve. After we reach “Peak Oil” (and we may have already reached it) it is a downward slope of oil production until we completely run out of oil. The world needs an alternative supply of energy, very soon, or we will face a downward spiral of economic troubles caused by an increasingly lower supply of oil until we reach worldwide economic collapse.

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2008-01-31 3:20

Peak Oil and Food System Relocalization Revisited

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This issues have been discussed again over the past few days (brought to my attention by Grist) by Stuart Stanford, who takes the position that peak oil will not inevitably lead to food system relocalization, and by Sharon Astyk and …

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