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Complex issues in a world of soundbites

Submitted by Daniel Lerch on October 2, 2008 - 11:08am.

I've been doing a lot of writing on peak oil and cities recently -- articles for a forthcoming resilience website by some folks at Ecotrust and the December issue of Planning magazine, as well as this one for the Sacramento Bee. Although I live and breathe this stuff now, I still find writing about it a challenge. The problems we face in peak oil are so complex --and the concepts behind peak oil itself are so complex-- that making coherent and, more importantly, useful observations is no easy task.
I deal with this in my presentations with the following progression of points (and a whole lot of detail in between)...

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