Comments on: How Much Oil is Actually Left On This Planet? Should We Care? http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/ What is the future of fuel? What's new? What's next? Since 2007, Gas 2 has covered a rapidly changing world coming to terms with its oil addiction. Thu, 24 May 2012 23:24:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: E http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-136322 E Thu, 22 Mar 2012 20:54:53 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-136322 What ever happened to expect the best but prepare for the worst? We just need to make movement towards renewable energy sources. We may never run out of oil, but the creation of addtional jobs and processes will only progress society forward instead of relying on facts the the majority of the population can't back up. What ever happened to expect the best but prepare for the worst? We just need to make movement towards renewable energy sources. We may never run out of oil, but the creation of addtional jobs and processes will only progress society forward instead of relying on facts the the majority of the population can’t back up.

]]> By: Adam Heslop http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-122467 Adam Heslop Fri, 24 Jun 2011 10:53:59 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-122467 I love Teresa I love Teresa

]]> By: How Lasagna Solves the Oil Crisis | The Pennsylvania Punch Bowl http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-87887 How Lasagna Solves the Oil Crisis | The Pennsylvania Punch Bowl Sun, 27 Mar 2011 04:10:49 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-87887 [...] No matter how many Al Gores or Leonardo DiCaprios tell us that we’re on the brink of destruction, there’s still a while to go. Different sources have proven that our energy efficiency will find ways to survive on fossil fuels [...] [...] No matter how many Al Gores or Leonardo DiCaprios tell us that we’re on the brink of destruction, there’s still a while to go. Different sources have proven that our energy efficiency will find ways to survive on fossil fuels [...]

]]> By: T http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-72856 T Thu, 03 Feb 2011 12:37:34 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-72856 The real problem is not technology, the problem is the collapse of the global economy following a switch from fossil fuels...which will bring on a horrific period in human society......why most clean energy technologies are not profitable the way fossil fuels are. The real problem is not technology, the problem is the collapse of the global economy following a switch from fossil fuels…which will bring on a horrific period in human society……why most clean energy technologies are not profitable the way fossil fuels are.

]]> By: howard huges http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-64661 howard huges Sat, 01 Jan 2011 23:14:43 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-64661 There was a planet called earth. Human beings used oil wells to obtain oil. One day oil was all gone. Our history has proven that it takes oil to lubricate a planet. Early man found out the hard way by depleting oil, the major ingredient and most basic element for planet function. Today if we were living on earth without its internal clock movement there would be no movement at all. When earth was in existence, there came a time when there were oil men that harvest all oil. Mankind used oil to run their engines. You put a tiny hole in the crank case and drive what early man called a car down the road, sooner or later it would run out of the stuff (OIL) causing the engine to freeze up rendering it useless. Through time man has progressed. We know now that if you burn all the oil out of a planet there is NO more lubrication to run the planet. If you can name the author of these words you are a very smart man. Great earthquakes and tidal waves will destroy the earth too and causing all life to cease. A planet without oil is a dead planet. Renewable energy is the future. The sun on earth shined for billions of years and created far more energy than any other man could muster. Foot note: Earth had oil mongers. If you want your planet to function for millenniums to come, stop this now or suffer the consequences. There was a planet called earth. Human beings used oil wells to obtain oil. One day oil was all gone. Our history has proven that it takes oil to lubricate a planet. Early man found out the hard way by depleting oil, the major ingredient and most basic element for planet function. Today if we were living on earth without its internal clock movement there would be no movement at all. When earth was in existence, there came a time when there were oil men that harvest all oil. Mankind used oil to run their engines. You put a tiny hole in the crank case and drive what early man called a car down the road, sooner or later it would run out of the stuff (OIL) causing the engine to freeze up rendering it useless. Through time man has progressed. We know now that if you burn all the oil out of a planet there is NO more lubrication to run the planet. If you can name the author of these words you are a very smart man. Great earthquakes and tidal waves will destroy the earth too and causing all life to cease. A planet without oil is a dead planet. Renewable energy is the future. The sun on earth shined for billions of years and created far more energy than any other man could muster. Foot note: Earth had oil mongers. If you want your planet to function for millenniums to come, stop this now or suffer the consequences.

]]> By: steve http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-64630 steve Sat, 01 Jan 2011 17:59:56 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-64630 The fact that people are even throwing around numbers that we may run out of oil in a mere 30 years is all we should need to know. Even if that number is 100 years or more it is still something we need to start acting on. How foolish it sounds to quibble about the number as all of the estimates are pretty eminent. The sad thing is that most people probably have no idea that we could run out of oil that fast. The fact that people are even throwing around numbers that we may run out of oil in a mere 30 years is all we should need to know. Even if that number is 100 years or more it is still something we need to start acting on. How foolish it sounds to quibble about the number as all of the estimates are pretty eminent. The sad thing is that most people probably have no idea that we could run out of oil that fast.

]]> By: For Sale: Dwindling Iraqi Oil Field $1 Trillion or Best Offer : Gas 2.0 http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-5512 For Sale: Dwindling Iraqi Oil Field $1 Trillion or Best Offer : Gas 2.0 Wed, 01 Jul 2009 23:51:52 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-5512 [...] By 1.3 percent. For you Peak Oil fanatics - pay special attention - 2008 also marked a REDUCTION in proven oil reserves. Since 1980 oil reserves have fallen only three times, 1990, 1998 and [...] [...] By 1.3 percent. For you Peak Oil fanatics – pay special attention – 2008 also marked a REDUCTION in proven oil reserves. Since 1980 oil reserves have fallen only three times, 1990, 1998 and [...]

]]> By: Davy http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-5511 Davy Mon, 15 Jun 2009 16:50:45 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-5511 All the latest thoughts and so called innovative ideas or what ever we want to call them are like a Leedammer moment or like one of those Swiss cheeses they are so full of huge holes and over guessergramed figures that we are missing the real picture here, the Semi truck mentions the word Diesel fuel, I admit it might make a gallon of fuel go that little bit further, but burning one fuel to produce another is a sure way to burn it all, its long term effect will be the same, gone. In this ever expanding same day next day Britain is where most of our problems lie, we would be much better off planning for the future, for local home grown products instead of wasting the energy as I have already spoken about, bringing a bucket of steam from China, sorry to be so blunt here but its just like that. What I cannot understand is, oil is so cheap at the moment, why on earth arn't we doing something more right now, if there are some really wierd and wonderful energy saving ideas that will help elleviate our problems, why are thay not doing it today, surely this has to be the best way out as you call it for everyone, why keep it a best kept secret until its too late, doesn't hold water I'm affraid. Oil is king at the moment and we had better get to the bottom of our problems before we get to the bottom of the well, or you know full well what is going to happen, prince charles has been trying to tell us about it for decades, seems no one is listening though, time will tell I suppose. All the latest thoughts and so called innovative ideas or what ever we want to call them are like a Leedammer moment or like one of those Swiss cheeses they are so full of huge holes and over guessergramed figures that we are missing the real picture here, the Semi truck mentions the word Diesel fuel, I admit it might make a gallon of fuel go that little bit further, but burning one fuel to produce another is a sure way to burn it all, its long term effect will be the same, gone.

In this ever expanding same day next day Britain is where most of our problems lie, we would be much better off planning for the future, for local home grown products instead of wasting the energy as I have already spoken about, bringing a bucket of steam from China, sorry to be so blunt here but its just like that.

What I cannot understand is, oil is so cheap at the moment, why on earth arn’t we doing something more right now, if there are some really wierd and wonderful energy saving ideas that will help elleviate our problems, why are thay not doing it today, surely this has to be the best way out as you call it for everyone, why keep it a best kept secret until its too late, doesn’t hold water I’m affraid.

Oil is king at the moment and we had better get to the bottom of our problems before we get to the bottom of the well, or you know full well what is going to happen, prince charles has been trying to tell us about it for decades, seems no one is listening though, time will tell I suppose.

]]> By: Davy http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-27272 Davy Mon, 15 Jun 2009 16:50:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-27272 All the latest thoughts and so called innovative ideas or what ever we want to call them are like a Leedammer moment or like one of those Swiss cheeses they are so full of huge holes and over guessergramed figures that we are missing the real picture here, the Semi truck mentions the word Diesel fuel, I admit it might make a gallon of fuel go that little bit further, but burning one fuel to produce another is a sure way to burn it all, its long term effect will be the same, gone. In this ever expanding same day next day Britain is where most of our problems lie, we would be much better off planning for the future, for local home grown products instead of wasting the energy as I have already spoken about, bringing a bucket of steam from China, sorry to be so blunt here but its just like that. What I cannot understand is, oil is so cheap at the moment, why on earth arn't we doing something more right now, if there are some really wierd and wonderful energy saving ideas that will help elleviate our problems, why are thay not doing it today, surely this has to be the best way out as you call it for everyone, why keep it a best kept secret until its too late, doesn't hold water I'm affraid. Oil is king at the moment and we had better get to the bottom of our problems before we get to the bottom of the well, or you know full well what is going to happen, prince charles has been trying to tell us about it for decades, seems no one is listening though, time will tell I suppose. All the latest thoughts and so called innovative ideas or what ever we want to call them are like a Leedammer moment or like one of those Swiss cheeses they are so full of huge holes and over guessergramed figures that we are missing the real picture here, the Semi truck mentions the word Diesel fuel, I admit it might make a gallon of fuel go that little bit further, but burning one fuel to produce another is a sure way to burn it all, its long term effect will be the same, gone.

In this ever expanding same day next day Britain is where most of our problems lie, we would be much better off planning for the future, for local home grown products instead of wasting the energy as I have already spoken about, bringing a bucket of steam from China, sorry to be so blunt here but its just like that.

What I cannot understand is, oil is so cheap at the moment, why on earth arn’t we doing something more right now, if there are some really wierd and wonderful energy saving ideas that will help elleviate our problems, why are thay not doing it today, surely this has to be the best way out as you call it for everyone, why keep it a best kept secret until its too late, doesn’t hold water I’m affraid.

Oil is king at the moment and we had better get to the bottom of our problems before we get to the bottom of the well, or you know full well what is going to happen, prince charles has been trying to tell us about it for decades, seems no one is listening though, time will tell I suppose.

]]> By: Huge Electric Semi Would Transform Trucking : Gas 2.0 http://gas2.org/2008/10/07/how-much-oil-is-actually-left-on-this-planet-should-we-care/#comment-5510 Huge Electric Semi Would Transform Trucking : Gas 2.0 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:16:23 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1058#comment-5510 [...] you think about what we’ll drive as we descend the other side of Hubberts Peak you just don’t think of Semi Trucks, do you? Well, luckily, somebody is thinking about a [...] [...] you think about what we’ll drive as we descend the other side of Hubberts Peak you just don’t think of Semi Trucks, do you? Well, luckily, somebody is thinking about a [...]

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