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ASPO
2008 Sacramento Peak Oil Conference Documents
MUST SEE!
Petroleum
101
Scenario
Planning
Peak
Oil Working Paper
Randy
Udall Presentation On Climate Change
Time
to Stop Playing Russian Roulette with US Economy
Future
of Mobility
Grappling
with the Energy Risk
Biofuels:
Facts and Fallacies
Death
of the Consumption Economy
The
Economics of Credit: The Worst is Yet to Come
The
Other Resource Lack: Time and Technology
It's
Time America!
The
Party, The Hangover and the Promised Land
US
Airline Industry
Peak
Oil and the Economy
Peak
Oil and Newspapers
Changing
the Design of the Automobile Industry
ASPO
2007 Peak Oil Houston Conference
MUST SEE!
Peak Oil Slide Show
Peak Oil Slide Show part-2 (America Running Out of Gas)
US Energy Security (Slide
Show)
Hydrogen Hoax
Just
how close to Peak Oil are we?
China
and India’s Ravenous Appetite for Natural Resources―
Their Potential Impact on the United
States
‘Power
Politics’ The Dash For TheWorld’s Energy Resources
Gauging
The Risks Of Peak Oil
Is the Future
of Energy Sustainable?
Can We
End Our Addiction to Oil?
Americans
Have to be Hit Over the head with a 2 x 4!
World
Oil Shortage: Scenarios for Mitigation Planning
Energy
in a Post - Peak Oil World
Descending
the Oil Peak: Navigating the Transitition from Oil
Autopsy
of Our Energy Crisis
Peak
Oil, Global Climate Change and the Planner's Response
Top Ten Reasons Why Peak Oil Arrives
Sooner Rather Than Later
by Steve
Andrews, ASPO USA
(Association
for the Study of Peak Oil & Gas)
To
Download Steve's March 2007 Top Ten Reasons PowerPoint Presentation
(6Mb) Click here
Peak Oil Summary
Presentation
Hirsch
Peak Oil Presentation
Hirsch
Peak Oil Presentation (PowerPoint)
A World
Addicted to Oil Presentation
Peak Oil
Presentation to the US
Congress
2005 Top
50 Oil Producing Nations
Excel Spreadsheet
Peak Oil and
Renewable Energy
Presentation
Oil
Independence Presentation
FHWA
Scenario Planning for Peak Oil and Global Warming
Unconventional
Liquid Fuels Overview
Economic
Implications of Liquid Fuel Mitigation
Geopolitics
of Peak Oil and the Macroeconomics of Multiple Petrocurrencies
Taking
Local Action
RESERVES
What They Mean and How They are Calculated
Liquified
Natural Gas: Current Trends and Future Directions
Oil
Depletion Protocol
It's
the Economy, Stupid
Public
Policy, What Works - What Doesn't
The 51st
State: Peak Oil Denial
Climate
Change: Past, Present and Future
Order
From Chaos
Peak
Oil and TDM PowerPoint Presentation
On
the Precipice: Energy Security
and Economic Stability on the Edge
by
Daniel L. Davis, 17 July 2007
Trains Not Lanes
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Disaster (Slide Show)
What to Look for in a
2008 Presidential Candidate
US
Road to Ruin
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SPRAWL
The single largest cause of Congestion
The Costs of
Sprawl in Delaware
Trends in
Delaware's Growth and
Spending (PowerPoint)
Strategic
Policy Initiatives for San Francisco
Traffic
Congestion and Reliability
Development and
Sprawl
Population
Growth and Suburban Sprawl
Economic
Impacts of Sprawl (Word)
The
Costs of Sprawl - Revisited
Sprawl
PowerPoint Presentation (really big 22Mb)
Why Traffic
Congestion Will Inevitably Get Worse Everywhere
The
Need for Regional Congestion Policies
Traffic: Why
It’s Getting Worse, What Government
Can Do
Transportation
Reform for the Twenty-First Century
Remaking
Transportation Policy for the New Century
SmartGrowth
- Skip the Car
Rail Beyond
Metro Denver PowerPoint part-1
Rail Beyond
Metro Denver PowerPoint part-2
Rail Beyond
Metro Denver PowerPoint part-3
SmartGrowth
Plan for New Jersey
(PowerPoint)
How
Public Policies Facilitate Rural
Sprawl in Colorado's Mountain Valleys
Strategic
Ranchland in the Rocky Mountain West
Protecting
Rocky Mountain Ranchland
More Roads are
Not the Answer
Smart
Growth and Affordable Housing
Transportation
Choices
Global
Warming
Missing
the Train
2007
ULI Report On Infrastructure
Creating
Community Places (Word)
Livability
Initiative (Word)
Complete
Streets
Safety
Benefits of Complete Strreets
Complete
Streets Brochure
Complete
Street Policies (PowerPoint)
Extended
Complete Streets Policies (PowerPoint)
Public
Transportation and Petroleum Savings in the U.S.:
Reducing Dependence on Oil
SAFETEA-LU
and Federal Surface Transportation Reauthorization
Green
TEA - a Legacy for the Planet
2007 National Surface Transportation
Policy and Revenue Study
Commission
Report
Volume 1
Volume
2, Chapter 1
Volume
2, Chapter 2
Volume
2, Chapter 3
Volume
2, Chapter 4
Volume
2, Chapter 5
Volume
2, Chapter 6
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you can Help bring Rail to the I-70 Corridor
The Truth
Power of Green
Learn About Complete
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Draft PEIS Presentation
Part 2 (Slide Show)
Draft PEIS Presentation
Part 3 (Slide Show)
I-70 EXPANSION
PROBLEMS
CDOT Vision
CDOT 2006 Transportation
Survey
Climate Change
I-70 Highway
Expansion Fatal Flaws
I-70 Highway
Capacity
I-70 Highway Congestion
I-70 Highway Travel Times
I-70 Highway
Construction
I-70 Highway
Construction Economic Impacts
I-70 Highway
Construction Impact due to Peak Spreading
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Water Quality Impacts
I-70 Highway
Expansion Impact & Mountain Sprawl
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Air Quality Impacts
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Health Impacts
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Greenhouse Gas Emissions
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Global Warming
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Energy Consumption
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Our Dependence on Foreign Oil
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Peak Oil Consumption
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Noise
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Visual Impacts
I-70 Highway
Expansion & Travel Choice
I-70 Expansion
& RTD's FasTracks
I-70 Tolls
& Corridor Parking Fees
Basic Concepts for the
I-70 Mountain Corridor
Now is the time to
diversify Colorado's transportation portfolio
to meet the State's growing transportation needs and give the people of
Colorado a Travel Choice
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