This post is the occasion to continue the series of posts I initiated some time ago on the “let’s face the truth about climate change mitigation” theme. The ultimate goal of these posts is obviously not to suggest any definitive answer to the question: is it possible to mitigate climate change, only to give some [...]
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Biofuels – Let’s face the truth about climate change mitigation (II)
Posted in climate change, global warming, peak oil, population, science, technology, tagged biofuels, climate change, consumption, crisis, development, food, IPCC, oil, population, technology on November 25, 2007 | 7 Comments »
A conjunction of factors
Posted in climate change, environment, global warming, peak oil, population, science, technology on October 26, 2007 | 5 Comments »
Today seems to be the right day for publication of another synthesis of what has been available online in the newspapers this week.
For those interested in an even better review, covering the recent times and looking at different issues, I would recommend this post from Trinifar. Impressive but true.
I was astonished to discover three significant [...]
We are all drug addicts
Posted in consumption, peak oil, tagged consumption, drugs, oil on September 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
No matter what we can say, we are all addicts. And we ask even more of our drug every single day. Let’s first examine the characteristics of a drug and what makes you addicted, to finally draw this amazing conclusion. Usually, you do not like taking drugs because of the action to take them, rather [...]
