Readings:Tuesday 10 November 2009

• Gregor Macdonald
• November 10th, 2009

Key Oil Figures Were Distorted by US Pressure, Says Whistleblower: Terry Macalister, The Guardian.

IEA Warns Non-Opec Oil Supply Will Peak Next Year: Kate Mackenzie, FT energysource.

World Energy Outlook Executive Summary (12 page Adobe .pdf), IEA Paris.

Too Fearful to Publicise Peak Oil Reality: Madeleine Bunting, The Guardian.

Guardian Raises Questions about Past IEA Forecasts of World Oil; New IEA Forecast is Out – With a Lower Forecast, The Oil Drum.

Paging Don Quixote: Spain’s New Wind-Power Record: Keith Johnson, WSJ Environmental Capital.

Good Food Nation – Reversing American Obesity via Regional Foodsheds: Peter Dizikes, MIT News Office.

State Tax Revenues Show Record Drop, For Second Consecutive Quarter: Dadayan and Boyd – State Revenue Report (23 page Adobe .pdf), The Rockefeller Institute.

The Vulnerabilities of Complex Systems: Chris Nelder, Get Realist.

-Gregor

Photo: Statue of Liberty, on display at International Exhibition Paris, 1878: Picture of the Day.

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