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The Most Important Resource for Our Future: Inexpensive Oil (but its not really available)
Our economy runs on oil. Most of the tractors used for growing food run on oil. Nearly all of today’s cars and trucks run on oil. It is popular to talk about changing to some other fuel, but the practicalities … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Implications, Introductory Post
Tagged crude oil, debt defaults, economic growth, oil, oil consumption, oil limits, oil supply, petroleum, recession
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