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Russia’s attack on Ukraine represents a demand for a new world order
Russia’s attack on Ukraine represents a demand for a new world order that, over the long term, will support higher prices for fossil fuels, especially oil. Such an economy would probably be centered on Russia and China. The rest of the world economy, to the extent that it continues to exist, will largely have to get along without fossil fuels, other than the fossil fuels that countries continue to produce for themselves. Population and living standards will fall in most of the world. Continue reading →
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Posted in Energy policy, Financial Implications, News Related Post
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Tagged collapse, economic collapse, natural gas imports, oil prices, recession
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Russia and the Ukraine – The Worrisome Connection to World Oil and Gas Problems
What is behind the Russia/Ukraine problem? It seems to me that what we are seeing is Russia’s attempt to fix a two-part problem: Some oil and gas exporters, including Russia, are not receiving enough oil and gas revenue to meet … Continue reading →
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Posted in Alternatives to Oil, Financial Implications, News Related Post
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Tagged natural gas exports, natural gas imports, Russia, shale gas, Ukraine
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