Oops, too hasty. Let me finish the first paragraph. I have to get back
to work...
On 6/14/07, Michael Tobis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
James Kunstler in his book "The "The LOng Emergency" makes the case
that the US and other automobile-dependent societies will decline
abruptly in response to an imminent shortage of liquid fuels. This
being plausibly the case, and it also being the case that neither the
US nor the rest of the world will tolerate a collapse of the US, if
there is a way for liquid fuels to be made, they will be made. The
only issue is how much damage is done in the process. We have an
opportunity in the early phases of this process to insist that we are
serious about sequestration, or we can attack the entire process. I
think the former strategy is much better.
mt
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