RE: THE COMING ENERGY CRUNCH (long)

["Nardi, A. Joseph" <nardiaj@westinghouse.com>]

This is essentially the same concept as what is covered by the article "The

End of Cheap Oil" in the June 2004 issue of National Geographic.



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> From: 	Susan Gawarecki[SMTP:loc@icx.net]

> Reply To: 	Susan Gawarecki

> Sent: 	Tuesday, June 08, 2004 12:26 PM

> To: 	RadSafe

> Subject: 	THE COMING ENERGY CRUNCH (long)

> 

> The following is excerpted from

> http://www.nypress.com/17/22/news&columns/AaronNaparstek.cfm

> This is an excellent discussion on the limits of petroleum production.  

> However, supply of oil is somewhat elastic in that at higher prices, 

> previously marginal reserves become economical to bring into 

> production.  This will help delay the inevitable, but the rise in the 

> cost of energy will certainly be a strong force in shaping the world 

> economy.  This author doesn't mention the potential of nuclear energy; I 

> guess that will be our job.

> 

> Susan Gawarecki

>  

> THE COMING ENERGY CRUNCH      

>  A $2 gallon of gas is just the beginning.       By Aaron Naparstek

>  

> 

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