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Economic Growth Stems from Cheap Energy, 2012 through 2013
ten economic contraction trends
Natural Resource Overuse as Economic Bubble
Introductions to Peak Oil

ten economic contraction trends (as tree)      web

webhttp://www.resilience.org/stories/2012-12-21/peak-philosophy-the-economic-contraction-narrative-needs-facts-not-theory

Documents:
(1) exponential growth came from one-time fossil fuels
world energy consumption since 1820
webOil Drum2012-03-16
global GDP per capita since 1500
webWikipedia2009-06-25
GDP growth linked with oil extraction
webCory Mitchell, CMTOil and Gas Investments Bullet...2011-11-01
(2) growth rate of GDP and oil peaked decades ago
(3) US crude peaked in 1971, world in 2005
US crude extraction 1940 to 2011
web2011-11-15
global crude extraction through 2010
webGregor MacDonaldSeeking Alpha2010-11-11
(4) the remaining oil is more expensive
(5) oil and gas fracking is a speculative bubble
natural gas flow per well decreases rapidly
web
US oil extraction rate per well
webTad Patzek2012-11-21
Bakken horizontal well decline curve
web
(7) wind, solar, and geo are still just 1% of energy
US energy consumption by source 2010
web
(8) key minerals are becoming rarer and costlier
declining ore grades of precious metals
webMarket Oracle2009-11-04
(9) the US is most vulnerable to peak oil
total US debt as percent of GDP
webHubert MoolmanResource Investor2012-04-23
(10) unemployment increases with peak resources
unemployment tracks gasoline prices
webPolitical Calculations (blog)2011-04-05

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