From My Bottom Step

Transition London

Several hundred million years ago when the earth’s atmosphere was rich in carbon dioxide and the ocean floor’s were lined with sulphur dioxide, plankton and bacteria thrived and turned into oil. But those conditions haven’t existed for a long time now, and oil is no longer being naturally formed.

Depending on whose estimates you’re prepared to believe, the world’s oil supply will be depleted some time within the next 85 years. But the problems will start to occur a lot sooner than that.

Again, people’s opinions differ about whether or not we have already reached peak oil. That’s the point beyond which the world can no longer produce as much oil as it previously could, and it’s followed by a steadily declining production slope. People’s opinions also differ greatly about what the possible negative consequences of less oil availability may be. Continue Reading

Disability Action Group

Near the Central Library’s Little Red Roaster restaurant.
Organizer: Melissa Graham
Group Email: daglondon@gmail.com
Group Description: http://londoncommons.net/node/6797

Tweetup Bound

                    
I bet you forgot that … Continue Reading

Saying ‘No’ to Montreal Parking Spots

Private automobile use is said to be outpacing Montreal’s population … Continue Reading