End Of Cheap Oil, End Of Road For Ruinous Lifestyle
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In 2004, writer David Owen wrote a piece for The New Yorker magazine that knocked conventional environmental thinking on its ear. His thesis was that if you look at what's important — the amount of fossil fuels burned per... [read full story]
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