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Three Major Journals Publish Articles on Limited World Oil Supply

Posted on February 12, 2012 by Gail Tverberg

In the past month, three major peer-reviewed journals have published articles relating to limited world oil supply: In Science, Technology is Turning U. S. Oil Around But Not the World’s, by Richard A. Kerr; In Nature, Climate Policy: Oil’s Tipping Point … Continue reading →

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Posted in Financial Implications, News Related Post, Published Articles | Tagged declining home prices, economic growth, financial crisis, great recession, home prices, low economic growth, oil prices, peak oil, recession | 77 Comments
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