Profiting from Peak Oil: 'A race against the clock,' says mayor
We're all in for a rough ride if global oil production dwindles as expected over the next 10 years, but the need to find alternative fuel sources creates huge business opportunities, experts say.
That was the message delivered at a forum last month hosted by the city's Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC).
Less than a week before U.S. President George Bush told Americans in his State of the Union address they were "addicted to oil," the 300 participants at the Crude Awakening forum were asked to consider how prepared Ottawa is to kick the habit when oil becomes too rare and expensive to fuel our economic and social structures.
( Full story here )
That was the message delivered at a forum last month hosted by the city's Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC).
Less than a week before U.S. President George Bush told Americans in his State of the Union address they were "addicted to oil," the 300 participants at the Crude Awakening forum were asked to consider how prepared Ottawa is to kick the habit when oil becomes too rare and expensive to fuel our economic and social structures.
( Full story here )
posted by Oil Shock at 2/27/2006 08:57:00 PM
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