Parched Cyprus ‘at war’ with nature
Thursday, March 11th, 2010Water has been rapidly disappearing in Cyprus since the 1970s, yet despite the warnings, Cypriots don’t seem to be taking the shortage as seriously as they should.
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Water has been rapidly disappearing in Cyprus since the 1970s, yet despite the warnings, Cypriots don’t seem to be taking the shortage as seriously as they should.
Politicians look away as Cyprus dies of drought
The annual Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival (MVFF) will add a lively accent to Island life this weekend with dozens of films for adults and children.
There’s a disconnect between the offer Shell and PetroChina have made for the Queensland coal seam gas company Arrow Energy and the prices that were paid in the past.
Reality TVs new crisis.
John de Bueger looks at the implications of “peak oil” and suggests New Zealand should be getting serious about it.
BROOKSVILLE, Maine — A grass-roots project seeks to promote self-reliance and self-sufficiency by making low-cost greenhouses available to interested individuals and institutions.
A report out of Britain funded by Virgin Airlines owner Richard Branson and other British business leaders warns that peak oil is looming in 2015. The controversial idea that growing oil demand will soon outstrip more finds is capturing the attention of governments.
For all you Peak Oil enthusiasts out there, check out this alarmist op-ed by Jeremy Leggett (The Nex
Get ready for a new global “crunch”–the rapid depletion of oil resources. Government and industry need to act now.