The Peak Oil Crisis: The Next Price Spike

09.17.2009 | 15:09:38 pm | Posted by EnergyBulletin.net Oil News

While much higher oil prices three or four years from now, coming from new production failing to keep up with depletion of existing fields seem highly likely, the current issue is whether prices will climb into economy-damaging territory in 2009, 2010, or 2011.read more...

 
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