Chart from Carpe Diem blog.
But what about EROEI, that is, net energy of tight gas?
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…according to its owner. Ouch..
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Hybrids are heavy, so they’re safer for those inside of them. The people in the other car, or on the bike, or sidewalk, on the other hand, get bludgeoned harder. It’s a zero sum game.
click for pdf — Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
Vilnius mayor gets serious about car in bike lane. Probably was just looking for an excuse.
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This is one of the strangest PR efforts. A store front in a highrise lobby lightly filled with pro-natural gas images and phrases, sponsored by Western Energy Alliance. But nobody is ever there, and it’s always closed. Want to ask what is their definition of clean energy.
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WHEN SHOULD WE PURSUE THE ENERGY TRANSITION? by Chris Nelder
“And it remains to be seen how much additional supply will balance out depletion in the coming years.”
That is the question. Or, at least, one of the big ones. But Nelder clearly feels that depletion will overpower new supply.
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