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Peak Oil Medicine
A blog by Dr Paul Roth exploring healthcare options for a scarce oil future.
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Want a great overview of healthcare after peak oil? Why not read the submission that I co-authored with Dr James Barson (ASPO-Australia HSWG Convenor) for the Australian Senate's 2006 peak oil enquiry:
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July 26th, 2006 at 8:58 am
On the ASPO-5 website today they’ve posted the slides from Robert Hisrch’s talk about his new oil mitigation study. They are definitely worth a look. I particularly liked the graphic of the decrease in EIA’s estimates of US natural gas supplies between 2002 and 2006.