Peak Oil By November ?!!! War, famine,pestilence and death, he said,

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Well, that conveniently leaves out Iraq. Iraq has only drilled 10% of the

possible fields. Fields come in at an 80% rate compared to 50% or lower in

other countries. So that means at 2.2 million barrels a day (down from 2.4

prior to Dumbya's terrorist activities) the actual potential for Iraq is

more than the total of the top two producing countries at this time. Iraq

is not even close to anything that even vaguely resembles a peak.

 

Lynda

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fraggle <EBbrewpunx

 

Sunday, August 21, 2005 7:55 PM

Re: Re: Peak Oil By November ?!!! " War,

famine,pestilence and death, " he said,

 

 

> well..after peak oil(lets assumin its november) it doesn't mean in

december there is no oil

> it means it will have passed its peak of production, and enter a decline

> its not so much running out, as not having enough available to keep our

economies(and hence our civilizations) going

> oh..its gonna be interesting

>

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> rvijay <rvijay07

> Aug 21, 2005 7:33 PM

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> Re: Peak Oil By November ?!!! " War, famine,

pestilence and death, " he said,

>

> , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

> > of course the mainstream peak oil ppl always soften it by saying " oh

> we'll have nuclear or clean coal or renewables "

> >

> > without oil, NONE of those work....

> >

> > and, there's no such thing as clean coal

> > besides, coal will have its own peak...at the best case(promoted by

> the coal companies)..200 years...(this is of course at current rate of

> use...)

> > others say 50 yrs of us coal is left

> >

> > and, not even gonna get int onuclear...

> >

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> We don't have the infrastructure in place for all to use Coal. Besides

> witth global warming this is a serious concern. Also, we need to mine

> 5 times as much coal for this they say.

>

> But peak oil by November ?!!! What I think is they are trying to warn

> us is that one of the major oil wells can probably go down.

>

> Vijay

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