Finally a calm, concise, rational debate on off shore drilling.
8/19/2008
As Oil Giants Lose Influence, Supply Drops
Jorge Silva/ReutersWorkers in an oil field in Venezuela, one of the countries that experts say hold the oil supplies of the future.
"It is harder than ever for the major Western oil companies to find new prospects, even though they are awash in profits and eager to expand." Jad Mouawad, New York Times
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Labels:
BP,
Chevron,
ConocoPhillips,
peak oil,
Royal Dutch Shell
8/18/2008
Trading Fear Without Greed
A Crude Awakening
The world seems to think that "big oil" represents greed at it worst, or finest depending on your economics. In reality it's fear that has the price of oil north of $100.
This film is a few years old and certainly paints the worst picture, but is interesting as we see oil come down off its all time highs.
This film is a few years old and certainly paints the worst picture, but is interesting as we see oil come down off its all time highs.
8/16/2008
Canada Wins Gold
"Huynh is golden." Globe and MailAnother beautiful picture.
Finally!!
Canada's medal drought in the 2008 Olympics is over.
This is Canada, a country of immigrants all proudly wearing the Maple Leaf.
Hurray!!
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Oil falls below US$114 on global demand worries
ReutersWhat a beautiful picture, how can environmentalists say offshore drilling is bad? Look at it, it's beautiful. :)
$100 crude is not far away and if it gets through $100 the crude oil trade will get very interesting.
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