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I have uploaded a new presentation that I gave June 16, 2018, at the BioPhysical Economics Conference. It is called Insights Regarding the Operation of the Energy Economy.
Tag Archives: Greek debt
What Greece, Cyprus, and Puerto Rico Have in Common
We all know one thing that Greece, Cyprus, and Puerto Rico have in common–severe financial problems. There is something else that they have in common–a high proportion of their energy use is from oil. Figure 1 shows the ratio of … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Implications
Tagged Cyprus, Debt, energy supply, Greece, Greek debt, oil price, Puerto Rico
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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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