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The IEA’s Chief Economist was interviewed by The Independent and says the oil peak will be in 10 years: global production is likely to peak in about 10 years – at least a decade earlier than most governments had estimated. … Continue reading →

Transition Town Dorchester have just published their July-August Newsletter PDF – an inspiring demonstration of how Transition Towns can succeed in Dorset.

A journalist publishing on the The Times (UK) blog made a short post recently with the subject “Peak OIl – Yikes” and included this important graph of the effect of the decline in “Energy Return on Energy Invested” as the … Continue reading →

Please visit the South East Dorset Transport Study website and comment on your experiences of the local area’s transport system – your comments will help to win Government attention at improving public transport: South East Dorset has probably fallen behind … Continue reading →

Here are some photos from the Big Green Fortnight

I’m happy to see this new interview with Mike Ruppert about his new book, “A Presidential Energy Policy.” China is implementing his Presidential Point #1 – Double the national oil reserve storage, because we are post peak – and PetroChina … Continue reading →

Now that the U.S. public health community begins discussing peak oil, when will the NHS do the same? Slides from the event are available.

Make sure this date is in your diary – or even better, get your tickets booked right now. More info below In celebration of the “Bournemouth and Poole Big Green Fortnight”, newly formed Transition BH group host a Party with … Continue reading →

A new Transition BH leaflet is now available for you to print and share with friends: Download the PDF This document was produced with GIMP and Scribus and all the source files are available in the Google Group file area.

The BBC reports that the Waitrose in Poole has started offering local delivery by bicycle. Please do ask at your usual supermarket if they offer the same. A great way to do this is via the ‘customer feedback’ postcards near … Continue reading →