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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Is Yergin Correct about Oil Supply? (an Opinion the WSJ did not run)
On Monday after the WSJ ran Daniel Yergin’s essay, There Will Be Oil, I submitted this rebuttal. They ask to have the exclusive right to any submission for 10 days. At this point, they have neither printed it nor responded … Continue reading
European Debt Crisis and Sustainability
What would humans have to do to really live sustainability with the world’s ecosystems? I got a shock when I read about the pattern of species extinctions which is taking place that form a part of what is called the … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Implications, Planning for the Future
Tagged Euro, European debt, Greek debt, sustainability
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Will plug-in automobiles be a success?
Will plug-in cars be a success? If by success, we mean “sell lots of vehicles” the answer is probably “no” unless the price comes down a lot–say 50% from today’s prices, so that price is in line with what common … Continue reading