Excellent post here by prolific Peak Oil researcher, writer and educator, Richard Heinberg.
This is a must-read post, and issue in general
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Indeed this is a really well written comment and considering the urgency of the issue it is remarkable how calm his tone is. Governments and communities should be panicking but nobody seems to give a hot damn
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