Peak Oil Now? New Data Leads to Speculation


	Peak Oil Now? New Data Leads to Speculation

JICWyllie

5-22-2007 7:20 AM

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energy, i-peak oil, i-risks

JICWyllie says:

The significance here is that these projections are coming from the US government's Energy Information Administration (EIA) which has a reputation for being over optimistic in their estimations of future oil supply.

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