today (Monday, 10/25)?
It's the one that cites the book "The End of Oil," and does a bit of kitchen-table math that basically indicates that we're on track to deplete the world's known oil supplies within 8 years or so.
Other figures didn't quite match up, though. I'm pretty sure that their statement that 45% of US oil usage is from cars and trucks is incorrect.
But even so, I found it interesting that Ganett would actually print the book title of "The End of Oil." Let's see how far that goes, huh?
It's the one that cites the book "The End of Oil," and does a bit of kitchen-table math that basically indicates that we're on track to deplete the world's known oil supplies within 8 years or so.
Other figures didn't quite match up, though. I'm pretty sure that their statement that 45% of US oil usage is from cars and trucks is incorrect.
But even so, I found it interesting that Ganett would actually print the book title of "The End of Oil." Let's see how far that goes, huh?