Comments on: Peak Oil http://2greenenergy.com/peak-oil/2451/ Renewable Energy Business and Investing Wed, 23 May 2012 14:52:21 +0000 hourly 1 By: Cameron Atwood http://2greenenergy.com/peak-oil/2451/#comment-15646 Cameron Atwood Sat, 07 Apr 2012 04:32:34 +0000 http://2greenenergy.com/?p=2451#comment-15646 I neglected to claim the above "Anonymous" comment as my own before posting it. I neglected to claim the above “Anonymous” comment as my own before posting it.

]]> By: Anonymous http://2greenenergy.com/peak-oil/2451/#comment-15644 Anonymous Sat, 07 Apr 2012 04:27:54 +0000 http://2greenenergy.com/?p=2451#comment-15644 It appears that the analysts in the automotive industry have determined at last that they'll be among the very first to get thrown under the proverbial economic bus when the reality hits that all the cheap oil is gone. They've therefore decided that it's time to break ranks with their long-term allies in the fossil energy industry and begin to move into the inevitable future. I'm always disgusted whenever I notice an oil truck or an oil refinery with our national flag emblazoned prominently for all to see. That visual claim to patriotism is as coldly calculated a falsehood as any I've yet seen. The oil industry has long been cynically bribing our pocketed sock-puppet leadership to keep us from fully developing domestic renewables, and working instead to keep us all borrowing billions from China to pay for oil from dictators and puppet regimes in the Middle East - all so that we can keep merrily fouling our air, water and land with the toxic residue from all the dominant infrastructures and product streams the slippery bastards helped implement. Meanwhile, China is already rapidly developing domestic renewables for the world market, and will shortly leave our sorry oil-bribed asses in the economic dust. How to we stop the madness? Stop the bribery. It appears that the analysts in the automotive industry have determined at last that they’ll be among the very first to get thrown under the proverbial economic bus when the reality hits that all the cheap oil is gone. They’ve therefore decided that it’s time to break ranks with their long-term allies in the fossil energy industry and begin to move into the inevitable future.

I’m always disgusted whenever I notice an oil truck or an oil refinery with our national flag emblazoned prominently for all to see. That visual claim to patriotism is as coldly calculated a falsehood as any I’ve yet seen.

The oil industry has long been cynically bribing our pocketed sock-puppet leadership to keep us from fully developing domestic renewables, and working instead to keep us all borrowing billions from China to pay for oil from dictators and puppet regimes in the Middle East – all so that we can keep merrily fouling our air, water and land with the toxic residue from all the dominant infrastructures and product streams the slippery bastards helped implement.

Meanwhile, China is already rapidly developing domestic renewables for the world market, and will shortly leave our sorry oil-bribed asses in the economic dust.

How to we stop the madness? Stop the bribery.

]]> By: Jim stACk http://2greenenergy.com/peak-oil/2451/#comment-15638 Jim stACk Sat, 07 Apr 2012 00:25:41 +0000 http://2greenenergy.com/?p=2451#comment-15638 The USA hit Peak OIL in 1970, the world hit it in 2004 but it won't be seen or proven in the world for another year or two since the delay is a year or two. In the US we now import 45% of the OIL burned each day at a cost of $1 Billion a day. Imagine how many jobs that could provide if we used other technolgy like electric vehicles for transportation and algae for fertilizer and incenticide each day! The USA hit Peak OIL in 1970, the world hit it in 2004 but it won’t be seen or proven in the world for another year or two since the delay is a year or two.
In the US we now import 45% of the OIL burned each day at a cost of $1 Billion a day. Imagine how many jobs that could provide if we used other technolgy like electric vehicles for transportation and algae for fertilizer and incenticide each day!

]]> By: Chris S http://2greenenergy.com/peak-oil/2451/#comment-2201 Chris S Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:20:54 +0000 http://2greenenergy.com/?p=2451#comment-2201 From what I hear peak oil is for real, and even if it was not, we will be better off with a system that employs electric cars, Why? Lots of reasons such as using Solar at home to charge them, elimination of huge oil shipping across the Oceans and possible spills, elimination of funding from oil revenues to possible bad guys, cutting pollution in the concentrated cities, did you know pollution from cars hangs at 12 feet or down mostly, right were you can breath it, electric cars would help cut Asthma and other respitory ailments. We will be better off without oil, we just need mass production of the green technologies, so we can afford them. From what I hear peak oil is for real, and even if it was not, we will be better off with a system that employs electric cars, Why? Lots of reasons such as using Solar at home to charge them, elimination of huge oil shipping across the Oceans and possible spills, elimination of funding from oil revenues to possible bad guys, cutting pollution in the concentrated cities, did you know pollution from cars hangs at 12 feet or down mostly, right were you can breath it, electric cars would help cut Asthma and other respitory ailments. We will be better off without oil, we just need mass production of the green technologies, so we can afford them.

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