Re: peak oil preparations? | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Elaine (itchyinkspiritone.com) | |
Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2005 10:13:09 -0700 (PDT) |
So oil is not a finite substance? There's plenty to support the US's current lifestyle for decades to come? Elaine > Preparing for catastrophe should be based on probabilities derived from > historical data. If there is no history, then the probabilities can be pure > fantasy. That is what happened in the Y2K fiasco. There is also no history > on world-wide oil depletion; again fantasy and speculation is all we have. > > On the other hand, if you live in a disaster prone location, (i.e. history > of recent severe earthquakes, or hurricanes, or floods) it is wise to > prepare for the eventuality of catastrophes. People near earthquake faults, > or low-lying hurricane prone beaches, or river bottoms should plan for the > eventuality of severe "acts of God". To do otherwise is foolish. >
- Windsor Ontario Cohousing Interest, (continued)
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Windsor Ontario Cohousing Interest Jennifer Gryn, April 9 2005
- Re: Windsor Ontario Cohousing Interest Nick Meima, April 10 2005
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RE: peak oil preparations? Rob Sandelin, April 9 2005
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Re: peak oil preparations? normangauss, April 9 2005
- Re: peak oil preparations? Elaine, April 10 2005
- Re: peak oil preparations? Racheli Gai, April 10 2005
- RE: peak oil preparations? Rob Sandelin, April 10 2005
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Re: peak oil preparations? normangauss, April 9 2005
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Windsor Ontario Cohousing Interest Jennifer Gryn, April 9 2005
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