EnergyBulletin.net
I need to acknowledge and suggest to all readers that the very best information clearing house, bar none, is Energybulletin.net |
Kunstler.com
James Howard Kunstler appeared in the early peakoil film End of Suburbia, where he coined the words clusterfuck and shitstorm to describe the devolution of the suburban dream. |
Rosebank Village Journal
Link to an article Chasing Charcoal
A brief report on the Soil Care Expo, at the NSW DPI research station
at Wollongbar, NSW, Australia on 5th March 2008 |
The Oil Drum
The best peer-reviewed international news on just peakoil.
A big site to load and chockers full of current expert opinion.
Sometimes daunting technically. Stuart Staniford's graphs are a treat. |
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ASPO Australia
Australian chapter of the Association for the Study of Peakoil, current wisdom-holders of PO, driven by Colin Campell, who walks his talk.
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GetUp
GetUp is an independent, grass-roots community advocacy organisation giving everyday Australians opportunities to get involved and hold politicians accountable on important issues.
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The Intention Experiment
Can your thoughts heal the world?
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JOIN IN THE NEXT INTENTION EXPERIMENT |
Indestructables
Instructables is the Biggest How To and DIY community where people make and share inspiring, entertaining, and useful projects, recipes, and hacks.
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Friends of the Earth
Friends of the Earth (FoE) Australia is a federation of independent local groups working for a socially equitable and environmentally sustainable future. |
Toward Freedom
Toward Freedom: a progressive perspective on world events since 1952
Toward Freedom envisions a world ethic that honors the human spirit and the right of individuals to freedom of thought and creativity; advances movements for human rights, peace, justice, enlightenment, and freedom from oppression; and celebrates the contributions of the world's diverse cultures.
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Post Carbon Institute
Post Carbon Institute helps individuals and communities understand and respond to the environmental, societal, and economic crises created by our dependence on fossil fuels. An explosion in human population and consumption--fed by cheap, abundant energy--has brought previously unimaginable advances in health, economies, transport, and communications. But this growth has come with an equally unimaginable cost. |
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