Saturday, May 07, 2011

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  Peak Oil is inevitable, question is the time of it - now we have the revelations from IEA that Crude Peak Oil has already happen in 2006. We are in the Mega Trend for the higher oil prices - it is situation when Peak Oil is multiplied by Inflation.
  Our Energy Diet is unsustainable we need to start the painful transition to the post carbon society now. Empire will not last long if we will have to fight more wars for the luxury of flowing Oil. 
   There is the solution - it is Electric Cars. This time we can really chose and demand changers by our actions - join the movement, support Electric Cars and spread the word.


"Lithium Drive: Video: Electric cars - The Latest in 2011. We have another brilliant video from Dr Jonica Newby - this time about Electric Cars.

"We have everything you need to know about the Peak Oil in this great video. Revelations from IEA Chief Economist about Crude Oil production Peak in 2006 are groundbreaking. It is not new and was in the latest IEA report, but who reads anything these days? Maybe, YouTube will bring it to the masses.
  If you would like to dig this subject dipper - you are welcome and be our guest onthis blog."




The White House Blog:


The President on Jobs & Gas Prices: Read His Remarks, Download the Graphic

A lot of Americans have questions about the economy – will the momentum of the past months keep up?  What can we do about these gas prices eating away at our paychecks?  And where will the good jobs come from for our next generation?
The jobs numbers this morning gave a positive sign on the first question, with another 268,000 private sector jobs in April bringing the total to more than 2 million over the past 14 months.  The answers to the other two questions can be seen in part in factories like the one the President visited today in Indiana -- Allison Transmission.  It’s a business that is creating jobs making transmissions for hybrid vehicles after a boost from a matching grant out of the President’s clean energy investments.
President Barack Obama Examines a Part During a Tour of Allison Transmission in Indianapolis, Indiana
President Barack Obama examines a part held by Mike Clements during a tour of Allison Transmission in Indianapolis, Ind., May 6, 2011. Plant manager Mike Clements stands at right. (Official White House Photo by Samantha Appleton)
As the President put it, “This is where the jobs of the future are at”:
This is the kind of company that will make sure that America remains the most prosperous nation in the world.  See, other countries understand this.  We’re in a competition all around the world, and other countries -- Germany, China, South Korea -- they know that clean energy technology is what is going to help spur job creation and economic growth for years to come.
And that's why we’ve got to make sure that we win that competition.  I don't want the new breakthrough technologies and the new manufacturing taking place in China and India.  I want all those new jobs right here in Indiana, right here in the United States of America, with American workers, American know-how, American ingenuity.  (Applause.)
He added that this is also how we’re going to get gas prices under control: 
But if we can transition to new technologies, that's what’s going to make a difference over the long term.  That's how we’re going to meet the goal that I’ve set of reducing the amount of oil that we import by one-third by the middle of the next decade.  We can hit that target.  We can hit that target. 
Now, in the short term, we still need to do everything we can to encourage safe and responsible oil production here at home.  In fact, last year, American oil production reached its highest level since 2003.  So I want everybody to remember that if people ask -- because sometimes I get letters from constituencies saying, why aren’t we just drilling more here?  We’re actually producing more oil here than ever.  But the challenge is we’ve only got about 2 to 3 percent of the world’s oil reserves and we use 25 percent of the world’s oil.  So we can’t just drill our way out of the problem. 
If we’re serious about meeting our energy challenge we’re going to have to do more than drill.  And that’s why the real solution is clean, homegrown energy.  The real solution is advanced biofuels -- and there’s a lot of good biofuel work being done here in Indiana.  It means that we’ve got to have natural gas vehicles.  We’ve got a lot of natural gas that can be produced here in the United States of America.  It means making our cars and trucks more energy-efficient, because if we use less oil, that reduces demand; that brings the price down; and you will see the impact at the pump.  That’s what’s going to make a difference and that’s why what you’re doing here is so important.
We put together a graphic to help summarize the President’s approach – check it out below, or download it, print it, send it to your family, or hang it on your wall to add a splash of color:

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