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21st September 2009
We’re well on our way to $200 oil. Are you ready?
Turn on CNN, Fox News, or CNBC, and you’re all but guaranteed to see a panel of “experts” who are betting on cheap oil. They’re making a huge mistake. Now more than ever oil is poised to rocke... Read >
Author: Dan123416th September 2009
With today’s economic turmoil many people are probably wondering when this recession is going end, what caused it to happen and is it going to reoccur. In this article I will give a brief history of recession in the U.S.A. what caused it to happen and s... Read >
Author: Mike Leavitt18th August 2009
The world is gradually marching towards a severe energy crisis, what with an ever-increasing demand of energy overstepping its supply. We have always known that the energy we use everyday is not unlimited, yet we take it for granted. Oil, gas, power, even... Read >
Author: rjm11127th July 2009
People often ask me how wind power works. It would make me happy to simply say, "Quite well!", but that's not really what they wish to know. Folks are often unsure of technology. A basic understanding of how things work will usually make them more comfor... Read >
Author: M. Munoz20th July 2009
Solar electricity systems have been around for a long time. When the know-how first became obtainable solar cells were heralded to be the end of the oil crisis and the energy crisis. We suddenly had abundant free energy, all of it coming from the sun. ... Read >
Author: larrynissen23rd June 2009
Never ever in our lives have we seen so many people so scared and afraid at any given point in time and in so many countries. Till mid-2008 things were coasting along so fine as the world economic situation was just doing okay. Then came the oil crisis a... Read >
Author: domaingamer02nd June 2009
The world is gradually marching towards a severe energy crisis, what with an ever-increasing demand of energy overstepping its supply. We have always known that the energy we use everyday is not unlimited, yet we take it for granted. Oil, gas, power, ev... Read >
Author: LS12th May 2009
The International Scientific Congress on Climate Change was held in Copenhagen between 10th to 12th March and organised by the International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU): the conclusions will be published into a full synthesis report next June... Read >
Author: Jocatkin16th April 2009
7 reasons to create your own power at home; You will save hundreds of dollars every time you get your power bill! This is great for our environment and your children will thank you for it. With our complete instructions this makes for a fun at home projec... Read >
Author: Greenbucks03rd March 2009
Who says a recession has to be all bad news?
If, as many analysts argue, Australia is heading for a recession, there is still room for opportunity and optimism for
investors.
While a floundering economy might not seem like the ideal environment i... Read >
Author: Lucy McPhee16th February 2009
With energy prices increasing and fluctuating endlessly, many homeowners are feeling the pressure to look for alternatives to decrease their energy consumption to a functional level and also hopefully reducing the amounts on their monthly bills at the sam... Read >
Author: Joey Lee02nd February 2009
We're in trouble. Make no bones about it, the world is slowly marching towards a severe energy crisis. We have known for years that the energy resources we use on a daily basis is not inexhaustable, yet still we take it for granted.
We're in trouble. M... Read >
Author: S.Parker22nd January 2009
Campbell's Chicken Noodle soup, McDonald's, the Hula Hoop, UPC codes, Diet Coke and Apple Computer; these companies and products are so ingrained in our minds that we fail to think of them as brand new ideas that could either make it or break it. At one ... Read >
Author: Lukasavige21st January 2009
Campbell's Chicken Noodle soup, McDonald's, the Hula Hoop, UPC codes, Diet Coke and Apple Computer; these companies and products are so ingrained in our minds that we fail to think of them as brand new ideas that could either make it or break it. At one ... Read >
Author: Lukasavige08th December 2008
The world is gradually marching towards a severe energy crisis, what with an ever-increasing demand of energy overstepping its supply. We have always known that the energy we use everyday is not unlimited, yet we take it for granted. Oil, gas, power, even... Read >
Author: Renewable Energy13th November 2008
In the 1970s when oil crisis happened, gas prices were at an unbelievable high lever, the federal government implemented price controls to replace expensive gas with scarce gas, causing consumers to wait for hours to fill up their tank. Today the same thi... Read >
Author: yangguang0113th November 2008
The price of gas keeps rising up at a high lever, and people all around word worry about it. What can we do, facing this kind of situation? You will always find some way to keep your money in your pocket as long as you keeping your eyes open.
You should ... Read >
Author: yangguang0128th October 2008
The world is gradually marching towards a severe energy crisis, what with an ever-increasing demand of energy overstepping its supply. We have always known that the energy we use everyday is not unlimited, yet we take it for granted. Oil, gas, power, even... Read >
Author: pharris117th October 2008
Fuel economy-maximizing behaviors or more popularly known as gas saving tips have been at the forefront of most drivers’ concerns thanks to the looming oil crisis. Basically, it is defined as a set of methods that drivers can utilize, in order to optimi... Read >
Author: MartianaCruz01st September 2008
We are always being told that as a nation we are not doing enough to alleviate the coming Energy Crisis. Not enough people are yet driving Hybrid Cars to have a big impact, but perhaps that is about to change. The following review addresses how hybrid car... Read >
Author: Wendy Gorman21st August 2008
The Oil Crisis is not a new subject by anyone’s standards. Numerous discussions are held on how might this crisis affect the transportation industry.
Global temperature changes and consuming of oil reserves make the transport industry’s future ins... Read >
Author: Florin Costache21st August 2008
The Oil Crisis is not a new subject by anyone’s standards. Numerous discussions are held on how might this crisis affect the transportation industry.
Global temperature changes and consuming of oil reserves make the transport industry’s future ins... Read >
Author: Florin Costache20th August 2008
If you are one of the many drivers looking for ways to get more MPG from their cars then you have probably heard stories of Hydrogen Fuel Cars and how to run a car on water. These stories may sound like something from a Sci Fi magazine but hydrogen fuel c... Read >
Author: Richard Legg20th August 2008
Like many Americans, these days, a visit to the gas station can be traumatic. A larger vehicle can generate a $100 or more hit to your credit card every time you fill up. What practical thing can you do? You may be considering a water to gas conversion ki... Read >
Author: Rolf Sayler17th August 2008
With today's oil crisis, it's definitely smart to make the most of your gas mileage. In this article, I’m going to reveal how you can get more value for your money and teach you 3 simple ways to improve gas mileage. By the end of this article, both your... Read >
Author: Michael Lee16th August 2008
The PROBLEM is that we are burning up oil as fast as the world can pump it out of the ground.
The PROBLEM is that it has been thirty five years since OPEC whacked us between the eyes, and told us that we were at the mercy of a bunch of evil tyrants who... Read >
Author: DAVE29th July 2008
Well, the oil crisis has now come to this - more and more people in the UK are running out of petrol. Britannia Rescue says rising fuel prices have led to 340,000 drivers running out of fuel in the three months to July 2008, a jump of 10% over the previou... Read >
Author: kel22nd July 2008
Due to the present oil crisis and the ever spiraling cost of gas, you have probably heard a lot of talk about Hydrogen Car Kits and how to run a car on water. When I first heard about these so called fuel saving devices, and the seemingly fantastic ways t... Read >
Author: Richard Legg21st July 2008
Soaring oil prices have made all of us think about alternatives to gasoline. Unfortunately, till date, the majority of vehicles run on either gas or diesel, both of which are now touching never before highs. With even the G-8 leaders agreeing that develop... Read >
Author: articlesubmission128th April 2008
The Peugeot 206 was created in the early 1990’s with the replacement of the preceding 205 model. Peugeot changed their model under the idea that super mini cars were no longer profitable, therefore a change was in order. The Peugeot 206 did not immediat... Read >
Author: Paul Rushton01st April 2008
Make no mistake, the U.S. economy is teetering on the brink. Take the sub-prime mortgage meltdown. So far the banks have admitted to just over $100 billion in bad debts but the truth is – no one knows how much money has been lost. According to Fed Chair... Read >
Author: lazysubmit19th March 2008
Back in 1972, something very small came into the United States, and it has changed the lives of millions of people. The Honda CVCC, introduced to America in 1972, a year before the beginning of the oil crisis, has changed technology in the automotive ind... Read >
Author: vincent platania23rd January 2008
With rising oil costs and environmental concerns has come increased pressure on the motor industry to develop an alternative and greener fuel to power the world’s vehicles. But would ethanol be a viable alternative to petrol (gas)?
Ethanol is largel... Read >
Author: xlcr16th June 2006
The following is an excerpt from the book Black Gold
by George Orwel
Published by Wiley; June 2006;$27.95US/$35.99CAN; 0-471-79268-3
Copyright 2006 George Orwel
The oil market is not the only one looking up. Alternative fuel stocks are also att... Read >
Author: George Orwel05th April 2006
With increasing fossil fuel prices, solar is becoming a popular option. If you have a solar project in mind, the first thing you have to determine is whether you should build it yourself.
Solar Projects Should You Do Them Yourself?
In the late 70... Read >
Author: Rick Chapo20th February 2006
Oil is by far the most widely traded commodity in the world. It is also the most corrupt.
By way of example we need look no further than the events of the past two years. What with our TV screens filled with images of blazing oil pipes in Iraq, traffi... Read >
Author: Robbie Pugh29th November 2005
Scooop.net, a next generation media site based on democratic voting principles and active participation of its members, released some surprising results of from its weekly hot topic poll regarding the nations view on the relationship between oil companies... Read >
Author: Steve Blom28th September 2005
There are several world renowned wood stove manufacturers that make a wide range of quality products. Some companies specialize in making traditional wood stoves while other make cutting edge stoves with new and technologically advanced features. Some maj... Read >
Author: Peter Emerson11th September 2005
Pretend, for a moment, that you have a gut feeling the market will be falling. You think that oil, the hurricane, the economy, whatever, is going to ultimately bring down the market.
Should you get out of the market entirely?
Making a decision to "... Read >
Author: Thomas Mullooly
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