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Supertopics:
Economic Growth 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
(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
(10) unemployment increases with peak resources
unemployment tracks gasoline prices
webPolitical Calculations (blog)2011-04-05

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