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February 22nd, 2011 at 9:27 PM
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by 1 Block Off the Grid, Denae Gemmrig, sbbedy, jrfalla, Laura Lamond and others. Laura Lamond said: RT @1bog: We just published a new infographic: A World Without Oil. http://bit.ly/hMSer3 Tell us what you think! [...]
March 25th, 2011 at 11:45 AM
price at the pump is determined before a barrel of oil ever makes it to US shores. drilling more is stupid and will just ruin our environment faster….
humans are stupid and self centered period; americans are the most conceited self absorbed of all; ‘greatest’ generation isn’t great; you are leeches getting rich off of others’ misery..
china and US ruined copenhagen to continue making cheap money from oil, canada whined about US clean energy standards ruining their disastrous tar sands, bluefin tuna will go extinct faster due to less and less of them leading to higher and higher prices basically eating them to extinction…
only personal consumer choices make any difference, ride a bike, boycott chinamart….
saudis etc have a balancing act to perform, like trained monkeys for the west and most in america have blinders on; they recently reduced estimates or proven reserves by 40%…
at what cost is clean water and clean air, not getting cancer less important than aholes driving giant suvs to chinamart????
THAT is real world trade off of drill and eff everybody else crowd.
I guess drill baby drill dude thinks everybody on gulf going through ANOTHER oil spill now are all just ‘externalities’ you are truly a neocon denialist tea partier clone.
December 15th, 2011 at 8:41 PM
The cars representing the commuting show 7.8 and the text says 8.8…
Otherwise a nice visualisation.