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  March 12, 2005


smartcarMore on the End of Oil:
  • Eric Sprott suggests you consider what will happen to the markets when the price of oil doubles soon,
  • Richard Duncan recaps the Olduvai Theory predicting the end of oil, and of civilization, by 2030, and
  • John Michael Greer quotes Galbraith, and suggests a locally-autonomous community-based economy will help us get through it,
And we're nearing the End of the Bubble:
  • James Grant in the NYT warns the stock market bubble is as bad as ever, and Greenspan is to blame,
But if you Ask the People:
  • They think too much is spent on defense and war and not enough on health, education, renewable energy, jobs and deficit reduction;
Meanwhile Nero Keeps Fiddling:
  • Bush appoints a redneck who hates the UN as the ambassador to the UN, paving the way for US withdrawal, and
  • Robert Byrd warns eloquently that the new legislation to end filibusters means the end of free speech, the end of the right of dissent, and the end of minority rights in America
And Don't Count on Business to Help Out:
  • Two new surveys show US investment in innovation is in a tailspin.
There are disturbing signs that hot on the heels of the End of Oil will come the End of Water. So put a rainbarrel on your shopping list along with the hybrid or Smart Car.

Thanks to reader David Parkinson and Innovation Weekly for some of the links.

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